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
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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
Thunder's Dopamine double is super-creative, their most ambitious album yet
Dopamine is a sprawling but cohesive collection of 16 tracks, exploring what Thunder are and can be
Sleazy Swedes Crashdiet bring the bangers on Automaton
Crashdiet appear in rude health on sixth album Automaton, sleaze metal sleaze beefed up with thrash and power
If Robin Trower's No More Worlds To Conquer proves anything, it's that he's no more worlds to conquer
76-year-old Robin Trower is on admirably sparkling form on 12th studio album since the turn of the century
Don't own a Nektar album? ...Sounds Like This might just be the place to start
Nektar's divisive live in the studio album ...Sounds Like This: remastered, expanded, and still heavy
Bill Bruford's stellar career celebrated on dizzying Making A Song & Dance box
A 40 year journey through prog, jazz and improv starring former Yes, King Crimson and Genesis drummer Bill Bruford
Roger Chapman: a performer first, a recording artist second
Former Family man Roger Chapman's first solo stirrings, boxed with bonuses
Ann Wilson's one-in-a-million voice still soars on her best solo album yet
Heart singer Ann Wilson proves her songwriting is still as strong as her voice on Fierce Bliss
Rammstein Zeit review: album number eight peels back emotional new layers
Rammstein's new album is equal parts candid and explosive
Pixies: Doolittle - Album Of The Week Club review
One of the albums that altered the course of rock music as we know it, how will the Pixies' Doolittle stand up to the Album Of The Week Club scrutineers?
Bonnie Raitt: 21 albums in, still distilling human emotion with potent results
Singer-songwriter Bonnie Raitt casts an unblinking eye over love and loss, tracing parallels between pain and hope
