Phil Campbell's Old Lions Still Roar: Lemmy would be proud
Life after Lemmy sees Phil Campbell's mane event realised with star-studded solo album Old Lions Still Roar
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Airbourne's Boneshaker: loud, violent, and about as subtle as a punch in the face
Airbourne's fifth album Boneshaker proves that they're rock’n’roll for life – and you better believe it
Diamond Head: Canterbury - Album Of The Week Club review
Diamond Head's progressive swerve towards Canterbury: a maligned classic, commercial suicide, or something in-between?
The Magpie Salute's High Water II: tight gospel boogie and brothel-house piano
The return of Rich Robinson’s high flying birds The Magpie Salute, with second album High Water II
Michael Monroe's One Man Gang: in any sane world, a hit record
Michael Monroe is back on a new label for solo album number nine, One Man Gang
Alter Bridge's Walk The Sky: a transformative shift in scope
Hard rockers Alter Bridge expand their horizons on sixth album Walk The Sky
Masters Of Reality: Sunrise On The Sufferbus - Album Of The Week Club review
Remember that time Ginger Baker joined stoner rock pioneers Masters Of Reality?
Freddie Mercury: never, ever, ever boring
Never Boring: a collection that conspires to capture the extraordinary personality and talent of Freddie Mercury
Golden Earring: Moontan - Album Of The Week Club review
Dutch one-hit wonders Golden Earring prove there's so much more to their arsenal than Radar Love
Nick Cave’s Ghosteen: turning life-altering grief into other-worldly beauty
Nick Cave’s new album Ghosteen is an astonishing work which sees him transform his grief into a poetic masterpiece
The Wildhearts' Diagnosis: a second wave of joyous noise
Just what the doctor ordered as The Wildhearts deliver mini-album Diagnosis
Christmas comes early on The Darkness's sixth album Easter Is Cancelled
Merry men The Darkness tread winning tightrope between sublime and ridiculous on Easter Is Cancelled
Grand Funk Railroad: We're An American Band - Album Of The Week Club review
Hated by the critics and operating with low expectations, Grand Funk brought in production guru Todd Rundgren for We're An American Band
Opeth's In Cauda Venenum: in-depth rock luxury from 21st-century prog monarchs
Opeth's 13th album In Cauda Venenum is a lavish, meticulously layered feast for the senses
Have Steel Panther taken the joke too far?
Sunset Strip revivalists Steel Panther bring more swears than songs with fifth album Heavy Metal Rules
Thunder's Greatest Hits: file next to Bad Company, Thin Lizzy and UFO
Thunder milk their 30th anniversary on The Greatest Hits and produce nothing but cream
Alice In Chains: Facelift - Album Of The Week Club review
Alice In Chains' debut album Facelift reinvented heavy metal and sent grunge into the charts
Boston: Boston - Album Of The Week Club review
Boston's debut album was mostly recorded in band mainman Tom Scholz’s basement in Massachusetts, yet went on to shape the studio work of a generation
Steve Vai: Flex-Able - Album Of The Week Club review
Fresh from working with Frank Zappa, a young Steve Vai took what he'd learned and made album no one was meant to hear