Paul Moody

Walk this way: superlative second album from fast-rising Derby rockers The Struts

Power couple Richie Sambora and Orianthi cast their net beyond the guitar crowd

Touching you, touching me: Lowestoft legends camp it up on raucous live album.

Sail on, sailors: first-hand tale of soft rock’s golden age

Nice and sleazy: LA outfit show off their schlock-rock credentials on feisty debut

Veteran NYC garage gang go ape

Heart-warming documentary on new-wave misfits-turned national treasure.

Some people call him Maurice… Comprehensive career retrospective of the Space Cowboy

Philadelphia singer-songwriter plays it safe on fifth album

Twentieth-anniversary splurge of lad-rock milestone, now with B-sides and session tracks

Perceptive overview of rock’s defining moments

Electrofunk-rock reprobates grow old disgracefully

Melbourne oddballs go completely prog crazy

Get it ‘om’: two-CD collection of counterculture trailblazers

Former Black Crowes frontman still flying his freak flag high

Everything you wanted to know about life in Strummerville

Hastings hairies party like it’s 1973

Sleaze-rock veterans turn the amps to 11 on no-frills live DVD

Bum notes: self-serving quest for iconic axe.

Eighteen-track anthology of new wave trailblazers.

Bewitching monochrome pop from Sheffield combo.

The life of Brian: reissue of glam-rock also-rans, featuring future AC/DC screamer Brian Johnson.

Sin-sational: unreconstructed retro-rock thrills.

Forensic study of LA’s psychedelic golden age, with a foreword by Arthur Lee.

Pub rockers at their peak.