Jeff Buckley: Grace - Album Of The Week Club review
Jeff Buckley's Grace: the ultimate example of an album that's passed into legend as much for what might have been as for what is was?
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The Pineapple Thief provide hours of spot-the-difference fun on Give It Back
Old favourites The Pineapple Thief get a whole new lease of life on non-standard collection Give It Back
The Black Keys' Dropout Boogie: modern rock’n’roll doesn’t get any better than this
Cooking up a storm, Ohio blues-rockers The Black Keys go back to basics on Dropout Boogie
Church Of The Cosmic Skull: your new favourite classic rock hippie sex cult
Finally, a cult worth joining: Church Of The Cosmic Skull and their life-affirming fourth album There Is No Time
Toyah explores unexpected sonic territory on Toyah! Toyah! Toyah!
Expanded 1981 live album Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! captures the end of Toyah’s punk-lite phase
There's drama and passion aplenty on the Graham Bonnet Band's Day Out In Nowhere
Graham Bonnet shows he’s still got his Marbles on Day Out In Nowhere
Phil Lynott: Solo In Soho - Album Of The Week Club review
Made during Thin Lizzy downtime, Phil Lynott's Solo In Soho album was less of a busman's holiday than a true break from the dayjob
Stadium Arcadium: a fluid cruise through the Red Hot Chili Peppers' California
Regrouped with Rick Rubin in 2006, the Chilis offered up a sprawling double album in Stadium Arcadium
Halestorm are Back From The Dead and into unashamedly maximalist territory
Pennsylvania pop-rockers Halestorm bounce back from lockdown with huge-sounding fifth album Back From The Dead
Puppy are proof that rock is alive and begging for your attention
UK alt.rock finds its new pack leader with London three-piece Puppy’s second album Pure Evil
Richard Thompson runs from beauty to cacophony on Grizzly Man soundtrack
Folk elder statesman Richard Thompson's soundtrack to Werner Herzog film Grizzly Man soundtrack is available again
Pure Reason Revolution: Above Cirrus album review
No longer obscured by clouds, Pure Reason Revolution pull their music into sharp focus on Above Cirrus
Stöner's new album is a consummate lesson in High Desert grooviness
More sun-baked high jinks from Brant Bjork, Nick Oliveri and stoned company
Jeff Scott Soto: solid but frustrating on Complicated solo album
AOR talisman Jeff Scott Soto keeps the hooks coming on solo album number eight, Complicated
John Illsley's VIII: a decent album with fining playing but skip the Beatles cover
The eighth solo album by former Dire Straits bassist John Illsley reconfirms his allegiance to their signature sound
Bonham-Bullick: powerful, immaculately played, and perfectly smoky
Rock, blues and soul covers done right from John Bonham's daughter Deborah Bonham and Paul Rodgers' guitarist Peter Bullick
The Waterboys find space for romantic and rebellious reflection on All Souls Hill
Mike Scott continues prolific period and embraces collaboration on 15th Waterboys album All Souls Hill
Rainbow: Long Live Rock 'N' Roll - Album Of The Week Club review
Ronnie James Dio's swansong with Rainbow contained hints of what was to come, but still delivered swords 'n' sorcery aplenty
Reef have captured lightning in a bottle, and it's pretty special
The Somerset rockers Reef show a strong hand on album number six Shoot Me Your Ace
