Neil Jeffries

Hanoi Rocks: The Days We Spent Underground 1981-1984 celebrates the pre-major label days of the band who reinvented the template for high-energy, sleazy rock’n’roll

Originally greeted by a mixture of controversy and ridicule, Blackmore’s Night's Shadow Of The Moon has improved with age

Who let Messrs Kotzen, Sheehan and Portnoy out again?

Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous a.k.a. The Greatest Live Album Of All Time – reissued alongside the seven shows recorded to make it

Canadian ‘Metal Queen’ Lee Aaron gets a fresh polish, 40 years after her debut

If the original 30 Use Your Illusion tracks weren’t enough for you, here’s a box set that adds 47 contemporaneous live performances

Screamnasium is the fourth album from Anglo-Italian proggers O.R.k

Late Irish bluesmaster Rory Gallagher's second album gets the bells-and-whistles treatment

Here's What You Could Have Won is a series of potent rants from Kid Kapichi, Hastings’ four angriest young men

New Direction is the fourth solo album from much-travelled singing bassist Marco Mendoza

Mike Tramp's memories of Denmark are sung in his native tongue on 13th studio album For Første Gang

Twentieth-century gems from Neil Young, performed live in 2019 with Promise Of The Real

Bernie Marsden latest album pays tribute to guitar heroes and the art of the power trio

Southern rock’s brightest stars Whiskey Myers turn up the dazzle on sixth album Tornillo

Third album Mythos, Confession, Tragedy & Love delivers a sound powerful enough to match Beth McDonald’s extraordinary voice

Funk-rock lives. Dance to the hills!

Mixing proggy keyboards with radio-friendly hits, early-70s also-rans Argent sound far more vital today

Def Leppard studio album number 12 Diamond Star Halos is a sparkling set that proves there’s life in these old cats yet

Massachusetts heavyweights Cave In return with first full album in 11 years, Heavy Pendulum

The eighth solo album by former Dire Straits bassist John Illsley reconfirms his allegiance to their signature sound

The two albums that sparked Suzi Quatro's 21st-century renaissance have been repackaged as a satisfactory single set

Rush's impossibly good eighth studio album Moving Pictures is now boosted by complete hometown live set

So Happy It Hurts is studio album number 15 from rock’n’roll Peter Pan Bryan Adams

Skid Row's Atlantic Years (1989-1996) features everything from Sebastian Bach-era Skid Row: three albums and two EPs, spread across five CDs or seven slices of vinyl