Red Hot Chilli Peppers continue red hot creative streak
Red Hot Chilli Peppers lay out a tasty musical banquet on Return Of The Dream Canteen, their second album in six months
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Space Force: a revealing glimpse into the peculiar musical mind of Todd Rundgren
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! World in shock as Todd Rundgren makes weird album Space Force
Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow - Album Of The Week Club review
Every scene needs a song to carry its message to the world, and Jefferson Airplane’s Surrealistic Pillow provided two. But what of the rest?
We went to Måneskin's tiny surprise London show last night and it was...kinda weird
Fans queueing for hours, phones everywhere and a strangely subdued atmosphere made for an unusual evening
The Cult return to their magical best on 11th album Under The Midnight Sun
British rock grandees The Cult deliver late-career gem with punchy studio album Under The Midnight Sun
Lamb Of God continue to break heads and educate on ninth album Omens
Lamb Of God's Omens is music to crash cars to (and that’s a good thing)
Queensryche's new album finds them trudging where they once soared
Art-metal veterans Queensryche dial it in on album number 16, Digital Noise Alliance
The debut alum from Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners is exultant, introspective, and a joy
Country, soul and rock’n’roll from the musically wandering Ginger Wildheart & The Sinners
Some people still don't take Bush seriously and it's their loss
The Art Of Survival is the ninth album by Bush, that band from here who are big over there
Hawkwind continue to wig out furiously on new live album We Are Looking In On You
There’s no release on Hawkwind's We Are Looking In On You, no letting up on the celestial gas pedal
Paice Ashton Lord: Malice In Wonderland - Album Of The Week Club review
Ditching Deep Purple’s full-throttle grandeur, Ian Paice and Jon Lord's new endeavour was conceived as a hybrid of the blues groups, jazz outfits and big bands they had grown up with
Roger Taylor's live album a tidy, enthusiastically received triumph
The Outsider Tour Live is a scorching live set from Queen drummer Roger Taylor
Rory Gallagher's Deuce expanded and remixed but still sounding good at 50
Late Irish bluesmaster Rory Gallagher's second album gets the bells-and-whistles treatment
Slipknot return to the apex on experimental maelstrom The End, So Far
Iowa’s masked machine Slipknot get freaky on album seven The End, So Far
Pixies still blend subtle malevolence with surprise and intrigue
Alt.rock legends Pixies return with Doggerel and more tales from the dark side
The Dead Daisies: taut, vibrant rock that ticks every box
Glenn Hughes and co shine bright with more hefty, sun-soaked rock on sixth Dead Daisies album Radiance
Dead Kennedys's debut: still satirical, still subversive, now with extra shine
The Dead Kennedys' hardcore punk classic Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables has been sonically retooled for a new generation
Monster Truck's Warriors offers the escapism we could all do with right now
Country kicks and rock’n’roll singalongs fill Monster Truck's fourth album Warriors
The Grateful Dead's new box set costs a fortune, but at least the playing is stellar
Grateful Dead take Manhattan on 17-CD live collection In And Out Of The Garden: Madison Square Garden ’81, ’82, ’83
