Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
The Super Deluxe Edition of Talking Heads' 77 is unsettling and damn near indispensable
Art rock icons’ explosive "tightly wound" punk-era debut, now with juicy extras
Mountain's 1995 collection Over The Top captures the band at their most creative
US blues-rock heavyweights’ best-of, reissued
Peter Hammill's Incoherence offers a unique glimpse into the febrile mind of a restless genius
An ambitious peak from a prog maverick revisited
Hawkwind's DoReMi FasOl LaTiDo, now more earthshattering than ever before
Hawkwind's space rock classic remixed and expanded, leaves no star unturned
The Pineapple Thief up the melancholy quotient on Last To Run
British prog rockers The Pineapple Thief still going strong on new EP Last To Run
Ratt's best album Out Of The Cellar revived - just don't call it hair metal
The ultimate Ratt'N'Roll album returns
Aphrodite’s Child are ambitious and utterly bonkers on 666 The Apocalypse Of John
A multi-format re-release of Aphrodite's Child's progressive rock masterpiece
Primal Scream are sporadically groovy yet ultimately frustrating on Come Ahead
The Primal Scream team fail to get their rocks off with this underwhelming comeback
Massive Wagons conjure up more magic on Earth To Grace
Lancashire rockers Massive Wagons still going strong on album seven
The Grateful Dead accidentally invent the alt.country movement on American Beauty
Having discovered they could harmonise, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead released what many consider to be their most user-friendly album
T.Rex's back catalogue mined again on Bolan Boogie - The Best Of T.Rex
Is there room for another small piece of Marc Bolan?
Phil Manzanera's collegiate spirit evident on the sprawling box set 50 Years Of Music
11-CD collection of Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera's solo work
Warren Haynes craft some songs of deep-pile quality on Million Voices Whisper
Allmans/Gov’t Mule man Warren Haynes goes it alone again
Peter Perrett returns with what might just be his best-ever album
Only Ones singer Peter Perrett follows 2017's I Wanna Go With Dignity with an album of helpless romance and everyday reality
Rosalie Cunningham's innate theatricality and clever songwriting shine on To Shoot Another Day
Glittering prog-psych indulgence for all
Question Everything isn't great lost Boys Wonder album, but it’s as close as we’re going to get
The greatest band you never heard. Again
