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
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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
King Gizzard and The Wizard Lizard cast psychedelic net wide on 20th album
Aussie cosmonauts King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard hit melodious peak with freakouts and chill-outs on Omnium Gatherum
Bob Vylan's The Price Of Life: an incisive, furious, electric wake-up call
The Price Of Life sees Britain’s social ills slammed in your face by London’s visceral grime-punk duo Bob Vylan
Udo Dirkschneider pays enthusiastic tribute to his heroes and it's an unlikely success
Former Accept man Udo Dirkschneider pays tribute to Ol' Blue Eyes and more on unlikely covers album My Way
Dave Brock's space rock roundup is mind-expanding and spectacularly unhinged
Wild experimentation is the norm on This Was Your Future: Space Rock And Other Psychedelics (1978-1998), curated by Hawkwind spacelord Dave Brock
T.Rex's 1972: an essential, mind-bogglingly comprehensive box set
Marc Bolan's landmark year 1972 celebrated with solid-gold studio, live and soundtrack multimedia set
Traditional songwriting and modern production shine on Stone Broken's Revelation
Stone Broken have dared to make more radio-friendly hard rock on textured third album Revelation
Ian Gillan Band: Child In Time - Album Of The Week Club review
Ian Gillan's return to music after a break heralded a jazzier, funkier approach from the former Deep Purple frontman
Nazareth resolutely loud ’n’ proud on ballsy Surviving The Law
Dan McCafferty’s gone, but Nazareth's spirit remains strong on Surviving The Law
Jeff Beck? Rihanna? Goldfrapp? It can only be a Suzi Quatro reissue
The two albums that sparked Suzi Quatro's 21st-century renaissance have been repackaged as a satisfactory single set
The 40th anniversary edition of Rush's Moving Pictures is a goddamn treasure
Rush's impossibly good eighth studio album Moving Pictures is now boosted by complete hometown live set
Edgar Winter gets the greats in and pays impressive tribute to brother Johnny
Billy Gibbons, Joe Walsh, Joe Bonamassa, Warren Haynes, Derek Truck and more line up to pay tribute to Johnny Winter
Samson: Shock Tactics - Album Of The Week Club review
The album Bruce Dickinson made before joining Iron Maiden, is Samson's Shock Tactics more than just an object of historical curiosity?
