Lenny Kravitz's sings of love and libido on Blue Electric Light
Lenny Kravitz's Blue Electric Light is an eclectic, fun-filled double album from the retro-centric king of cool
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Trevor Rabin and Jon Anderson shine on their final Yes album together, Talk
Overlooked and undersold Yes gem Talk gets a welcome multidisc reissue
Paul Weller continues the creative hot streak on the kaleidoscopic 66
Britpop's favourite grumpy uncle channels Bowie, Bacharach and Blur on 17th solo album
Album Of The Week Club review: Broken Barricades by Procol Harum
1971’s Broken Barricades was Procol Harum's last with guitarist Robin Trower. Despite – or perhaps because of - this, it’s one of their most guitar-led
AC/DC’s Power Up tour: the first review
AC/DC kicked off their first tour in eight years with a show in Germany. We were there
Shellac's end-of-days noise-rock hits hard. Requiescat Steve Albini: job done.
To All Trains, Shellac's first album in 10 years, is a worthy tribute to the force-of-nature that was Steve Albini
Little Feat's timeless sound on Sam's Place is oddly reassuring in these turbulent times
Feats don't fail the blues as swamp rock veterans Little Feat tackle Willie Dixon and Muddy Waters on their first album in more than a decade
Kerry King's From Hell I Rise: The best Slayer album Slayer never made
On solo album From Hell I Rise Kerry King sounds like he's having more fun than he had in years with his old band
Out now: Slash is the star of his own show on Orgy Of The Damned
One of the busiest men in the biz gets the blues
Album Of The Week Club review: A Space In Time by Ten Years After
The first standalone album on the Chrysalis label, A Space In Time contained Ten Years After's only transatlantic hit, I’d Love To Change The World
Kings Of Leon don't let songs of "confusion, bewilderment and anxiety" get in the way of the good times
Kings Of Leon let the subtly melodic, sporadically explosive and pleasingly edgy times roll on ninth album Can We Please Have Fun
Sebastian Bach appears ageless on the bombastic and sonically monstrous Child Within The Man
An impressively explosive return from one of metal's biggest fans, Sebastian Bach
Party rockers The Karma Effect get a powerful second wind on Promised Land
The Karma Effect might not be reinventing the hard rock wheel, but there's plenty of rabble-rousing to be found on their second album
Album Of The Week Club review: Calling All Stations by Genesis
Facing a future without Phil Collins, the remaining men of Genesis turned to that fella from Stiltskin
The Lemon Twigs create something timeless on A Dream Is All I Know
Brothers in harmony the Lemon Twigs deliver a retro pop-rock triumph on album number five A Dream Is All I Know
Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse defy expectations and boundaries on tour de force third album Hot Nostalgia Radio
A wild ride across the airwaves from California-by-way-of-New Orleans roots rockers Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse
"A glistening benchmark for melodic rock excellence since the mid-80s": FM continue to glisten on Old Habits Die Hard
London’s AOR lifers FM keep up the good work on album number 14, Old Habits Die Hard
Mdou Moctar pulses with a fiery momentum on Funeral For Justice
Funeral For Justice is the sixth studio album from Nigerien desert rockers Mdou Moctar
