Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
The Rolling Stones follow up Hackney Diamonds with assistance from Paul McCartney, The Cure's Robert Smith, Steve Winwood and more
Metallica return to London Stadium to show exactly how they became metal's biggest band
The End Of The Innocence was a poignant reflection on Reagan-era America from Eagles drummer Don Henley
With Knocked Loose and Gojira opening, heavy metal’s measuring stick put on a 360-degree extravaganza featuring a joyful James Hetfield
The Deep Purple renaissance continues
The Kinks' 19th studio album explored the band's harder edges and saw the reintroduction of an old friend
The Wow! Signal is Muse at their sharpest, eclectic and energised, but low on the bloat and bombast that sometimes marred previous albums
The Stooges' second album Fun House is a beautiful seven-track study in the feral and unhinged
Marc Bolan sheds his hippy skin and reinvents himself as a golden god with a gleaming, screaming electric guitar
Shave an hour off this set and we could have had something special
Could Halestorm headline Download one day? This set certainly suggests they could pull it off
Poland's biggest metal festival hosted everyone from Megadeth and Black Label Society to Ice Nine Kills, Blood Incantation, Cavalera and more
To Hell And Back is the third album from New Yorker Des Rocs, and the garage has been repurposed as a glitter-encrusted drag cave
All-killer, no-filler compilation that pairs bludgeon riffola with melody. Single-disc minimalism rules!
The super deluxe version of Cream's Wheels Of Fire: Now available in triple vinyl or quintuple CD
All the constituent parts are in place - but there’s no real spark, no moment when the band sound like they might attain musical nirvana
Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera and Andy MacKay reach peak maturity
