Boston: Boston - Album Of The Week Club review
Boston's debut album was mostly recorded in band mainman Tom Scholz’s basement in Massachusetts, yet went on to shape the studio work of a generation
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Steve Vai: Flex-Able - Album Of The Week Club review
Fresh from working with Frank Zappa, a young Steve Vai took what he'd learned and made album no one was meant to hear
Black Star Riders' Another State Of Grace: the boys are back, and they're still fighting
Black Star Riders continue to show there’s life for them beyond Lizzy with Another State Of Grace, and life is good
Hawkwind: Space Ritual - Album Of The Week Club review
Recorded in Liverpool and Brixton, Space Ritual is the perfect summary of Hawkwind’s musicnauts ethos
Tool's Fear Inoculum: intricate, immersive, and thrillingly warped
After well over a decade’s wait, Tool spiral out and keep going further than ever on Fear Inoculum
Robin Trower: Twice Removed From Yesterday - Album Of The Week Club review
Inspired by Hendrix but frequently damned as a copyist, Robin Trower's journey to stardom started with debut album Twice Removed From Yesterday
Why Sacred Reich's Awakening was worth waiting twenty three years for
The Politically charged thrash originals Sacred Reich break a near-quarter-century silence wand prove thrash metal is still alive and well
Crobot: still stoned, but heavier and darker
Motherbrain is a leap forward for the Pennsylvanian band Crobot
New Model Army: a hypnotic swirl of captivating darkness
Tribal rockers New Model Army serve up an icy-cold brew on 15th album From Here
Queensryche: Rage For Order - Album Of The Week Club review
The Prog Metal pioneers created a new sound on the second full-length album... their own
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released... an old-skool thrash album?
Aussie psychedelicists King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard go very metal on Infest The Rat's Nest
Survivor: Eye Of The Tiger - Album Of The Week Club review
An overbearing hit single became the soundtrack to the 80s – but have Survivor stood the test of time?
Creedence's Woodstock set: 50 years on, still bristling with energy
After half a century on the cutting room floor, Creedence Clearwater Revival's Woodstock set is officially out at last
The Michael Schenker Group: The Michael Schenker Group - Album Of The Week Club review
A guitarist battling demons, a bunch of seasoned session pros and a novice singer: welcome to the Michael Schenker Group
Iron Maiden - four reissues of The Beast, reviewed
Four slabs of prime Iron Maiden from a tricky, transitional time: Fear Of The Dark, The X-Factor, Virtual XI and Brave New World
AC/DC: Highway To Hell album review
Highway To Hell: the album that took AC/DC to international superstardom, and an entry point for new fans since its release
AC/DC: Let There Be Rock album review
Recorded in one room and crackling with energy, AC/DC's fourth album Let There Be Rock was a statement of furious intent
Johnny Thunders - So Alone Album Of The Week Club review
The star-studded pinnacle of Johnny Thunders’ solo career, So Alone is not a perfect album, but its faults are easy to love... or hate
