Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
Review: Bruce Springsteen strips things back on expanded Nebraska '82
Bruce Springsteen's stark acoustic masterpiece Nebraska now available in full-bodied form
Chrissie Hynde & Pals' Duets Special is a quiet, low-key joy to behold
Old faithfuls and a few surprises revisited by the Pretenders frontwoman and some peers
Night Ranger's place in rock history settled by first album Dawn Patrol
Night Ranger hit the ground running with their platinum debut Dawn Patrol
"Some Time In New York City is an album that suffers from being terrible": John & Yoko and the Plastic Ono Band compiled on Power To The People
A collection of live, studio and demo tracks and an almost-album from John Lennon’s political New York City years
Fields Of The Nephilim take 80s goth to its logical extreme on The Nephilim
Fields Of The Nephilim's second album blends mysticism and the occult, referencing Aleister Crowley and HP Lovecraft
Ozzy: No Escape From Now is an imperfect but essential look at Ozzy Osbourne’s final years
Though it’s sometimes slapdash, Paramount Plus’s two-hour documentary offers impressive insight into the Prince Of Darkness’ late-life struggles
Review: Ash are still mixing futuristic rock brilliance with Brit-Weezer ballast on Ad Astra
Northern Irish punk-pop trio Ash blast off with a wider perspective of sound and vision on ninth album
Review: Michael Schenker lets rip on new MSG album Don’t Sell Your Soul
Guitar hero Michael Schenker follows his re-imagined UFO favourites with a set of his own new material
Thrice – Horizons/West review: timeless elegance from one-time post-hardcore wonderkids
The California four-piece offer another platter of soulful rock’n’roll that bucks trends and plucks heartstrings
Lindsey and Stevie invent the future on long-lost, now-found Buckingham Nicks album
The album that took Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks away from their day jobs into the belly of the Fleetwood Mac beast
Another day, yet another Frank Zappa reissue - and this one's glorious
Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention's landmark album One Size Fits All, reissued with extra bells, whistles, kitchen sink, etc
What kind of a monster would you have to be not to like Ronnie Wood's Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025?
Honest Ron’s finest moments, starring the Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, the Faces, Chrissie Hynde and more
Review: Genesis's The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway still startles 50 years on
One of the great prog albums of its era, expanded, plus a live show
Robert Plant continues to play musical hopscotch on Saving Grace's long-awaited debut
Robert Plant, Suzi Dian and band breathe new life into a classic and contemporary catalogue
Debut albums as complete, impactful, and thrilling as Something To Consume are vanishingly rare. Die Spitz could be your life
White-hot Austin, Texas ragers Die Spitz deliver scorching debut for Jack White's Third Man Records
Rick Davies takes control on Supertramp's first album without Roger Hodgson
With Roger Hodgson departed for solo pastures, Rick Davies augmented Supertramp's lineup with a couple of very special guests
Hawkwind continue to explore music's deeper reaches on Hall Of The Mountain Grill
What's that? A nine-disc reissue of Hawkwind's classic 1974 album, with live sets and Blu-ray? Step right this way!
