Motley Crue: Motley Crue - Album Of The Week Club review
Vince Neil left Motley Crue, John Corabi joined Motley Crue, and Motley Crue made Motley Crue, a Motley Crue album that sounded nothing like Motley Crue
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Stone Axe revisit the past again on love letter to classic rock Stay Of Execution
Classic rock revivalists Stone Axe plunder the archives one last time on odds-and-ends album Stay Of Execution
Melodic rock veterans FM deliver hooks galore on ageless album Thirteen
Steve Overland’s overlords FM casually batter the competition on cleverly titled thirteenth album Thirteen
Von Hertzen Brothers' new album Red Alert In The Blue Forest is a captivating experience
Nordic arena proggers Von Hertzen Brothers glow with righteous ire on Red Alert In The Blue Forest, album number eight
Pleasant but never bland, Midlake's For The Sake Of Bethel Woods mulls over time, illness and innocence
Folk-proggers Midlake streamline to set their soul free on For The Sake Of Bethel Woods
Shot through with urgency, Torpedo finds Feeder still at their peak
Torpedo is an explosive comeback from Brit-grunge titans Feeder
Pat Benatar: Crimes Of Passion - Album Of The Week Club review
Crimes Of Passion finds Pat Benatar applying a tough, streetwise veneer to pop songs and turning them into arena-rocking classics.
HammerFall bring the bombast as Hammer Of Dawn delivers big on action and small on surprises
It’s hammer time, as Swedish power metal heroes HammerFall deliver album number 12, Hammer Of Dawn
Ghost's Impera: large doses of schlock but marginally more meaty
Swedish theatrical rockers Ghost swap Medieval demons for modern-day counterparts on fifth album Impera
Business as usual for Bryan Adams but there's a lot to like about So Happy It Hurts
So Happy It Hurts is studio album number 15 from rock’n’roll Peter Pan Bryan Adams
Shaman’s Harvest offer real weight and power on the impressive Rebelator
Not-in-a hurry Missouri rockers Shaman's Harvest return with their first album in five years
Roxy Music: Roxy Music - Album Of The Week Club review
Roxy Music's debut album was a proclamation that rock’n’roll as we knew it was undergoing a strange and irrevocable transformation
Marillion's new album is dramatic, hopeful, and one of the finest of their career
British prog-rock veterans Marillion deliver An Hour Before It’s Dark, a pandemic-era classic
Stereophonics keep up the good work on Oochya!, with a few surprises
No rest required for Stereophonics ahead of their revved-up twelfth studio album Oochya!
Kris Barras broadens his horizons on Death Valley Paradise, but not by much
Anthems? Big riffs? Belligerence and fist pumping? It's all here on the Kris Barras Band's Death Valley Paradise
Things Are Great by Band Of Horses is a minor wonder of wit, weight and emotion
Cavernous alt.country rockers Band Of Horses resoundingly back in the saddle on Things Are Great
The Batman Review: six things we learned from Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight debut
Our review of The Batman breaks down Emo Bruce Wayne, the darkest on-screen Gotham yet and much more
Orange Goblin: A Eulogy For The Damned - Album Of The Week Club review
British heavy metal stalwarts Orange Goblin released A Eulogy For The Damned in 2012 - and it changed their lives
Scorpions' formula remains gleefully intact on the defiant Rock Believer
On Rock Believer, Scorpions' first album in seven years, fires are still burning
