Stephen Dalton

Priapic perv-pop pioneer at the peak of his purple-headed powers

Second album from techno-rock star’s post-punk project

No alarms but a few surprises on expanded 20th anniversary repackage

Hard-core singer-songwriter pays tender tribute to old friends and fallen heroes

The former Genesis guitarist continues his successful shows in which he showcases his solo work and revisits some of his old band’s classics

Over-familiar Fabumentary lacking magic and mystery

Glorious orgy of excess from versatile Swedes

Well-known pleasures and buried treasures

New-wave legends rediscover their mojo on all-star eleventh studio album

Rap-metal elder statesmen rage against the machine

Essex electro-rock titans rage with the machines

Metal porno-parodists take the filth amendment on their fifth

Metal porno-parodists take the filth amendment on their fifth

Psychedelic veterans reset the controls for a starry synth-rock supernova

Captain Sensible, Dave Vanian and co rattle off 40 years of classics to a psyched crowd of both old and young fans

Thirteen remastered archive albums from the Greek maestro’s Olympian peak period

Expanded reissue for Shaun Ryder’s post-Happy Mondays masterpiece

Second album in nine months from Nikki Sixx’s productive post-Crüe crew

A welcome celebration of the West Country’s unsung hard rock scene

Heard the one about the ‘joke’ band that plays to bigger audiences than many of the big names they lampoon lovingly?

Rob Reed's Mike Oldfield-inspired album makes a live appearance in Wilshire

Revisiting the Texan extremists at their volatile career peak

Chrissie Hynde reveals her rootsy Americana side with help from some Nashville friends