Jimi Hendrix wakes up late amongst the stoners on the long-lost Live In Maui
Thanks to the latest digital audio technology, Jimi Hendrix's Live In Maui finally surfaces in full
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Nick Cave cuts a truly formidable figure on Idiot Prayer: Alone at Alexandra Palace
A demonstration of the power of stripped-back simplicity on Idiot Prayer: Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace
Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound Of Thunder: now longer and lovelier than before
David Gilmour refocuses Pink Floyd on the remixed mighty live double Delicate Sound Of Thunder
The deluxe edition of UFO's Strangers In The Night improves upon perfection
What do we want? An eight-disc reissue of UFO's era-defining live album Strangers In The Night! When do we want it? Now!
When Rivers Meet's We Fly Free will leave a boot-print on your heart
Wife-and-husband duo When Rivers Meet are heavy enough to get your attention and quirky enough to hold it on We Fly Free
The Dirty Knobs sound like old friends on Wreckless Abandon
Mike Campbell’s ridiculously named hobby band The Dirty Knobs step into the limelight on Wreckless Abandon
Paradise Lost: Draconian Times Album Of The Week Club review
Draconian Times was Paradise Lost’s own Black album: a slab of contemporary metal that met the mainstream on its own terms
Derek & The Dominos' Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs celebrates its 50th birthday - and what a party it is
Eric Clapton’s defining one-off supernova, Derek & The Dominos' Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs, gets a half-century vinyl upgrade
Elton John goes crate digging in his own vaults on Jewel Box and strikes gold
In-depth catalogue sweep Jewell Box reveals young Elton John’s insatiable appetite
Punk veterans serve judgment on mankind on Professor And The Madman's Seance
Professor And The Madman's concept album Seance features former Damned rhythm section
Lunatic Soul's Through Shaded Woods celebrates the ancient and the elemental
Mariusz Duda's prog-metal side project Lunatic Soul gets root-and-branch overhaul on Through Shaded Woods
Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons refuse to relent on We’re The Bastards
It's episode two of a bastard family affair on Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons' We’re The Bastards
AC/DC review: Power Up basks in the electric glow of the early Brian Johnson era
You know what to expect with AC/DC's Power Up, but that doesn't stop it from being a thrilling ride
Tom Petty: Wildflowers & All The Rest Album Of The Week Club review
Re-released as Tom Petty originally intended, Wildflowers & The Rest is now an expanded package that includes a batch of previously unheard material
Alter Bridge's Walk The Sky 2.0 EP finds them at their most vibrant
Myles Kennedy and co. prove their worth on stage on Alter Bridge's Walk The Sky 2.0
Reb Beach pleases the jazz-rock crowd on A View From The Inside
Reb Beach's A View From The Inside is an instrumental shred-fest from the former Winger and latterday Whitesnake guitarist
Orianthi's O fails to build on early promise
You can't fault Orianthi's style on fourth solo album O, but the songs fall short
Dave Edmunds: 5 Originals making a claim for near-greatness
Dave Edmunds' 5 Originals are made up of four studio albums and one live set spread over three discs
Jeff Scott Soto's Wide Awake (In My Dreamland) continues his soulful journey
Versatile vocalist Jeff Scott Soto's seventh solo album Wide Awake (In My Dreamland)
