Fleetwood Mac: Tusk - Album Of The Week Club review
Some albums are so big that the follow-up can only be a disappointment. Did Tusk suffer this fate, or is gold concealed within?
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Grateful Dead's Workingman's Dead: inventive songs of doom and desperation
Grateful Dead's change-of-direction album Workingman's Dead celebrated with a 50th anniversary edition including a full live show
Enuff Z'Nuff's Brainwashed Generation - a band flying high again
Brainwashed Generation is the fifteenth album from hair-power-pop veterans Enuff Z'Nuff
The Jayhawks' XOXO - a triumph for democracy
Americana veterans The Jayhawks triumph on committee-generated eleventh album XOXO
The Residents' Metal, Meat & Bone - tricky, bewildering, and irritating
The eyeballs have it on The Residents' tribute to possibly imaginary bluesman Alvin ‘Dyin’ Dog’ Snow, Metal, Meat & Bone
Black Sabbath: Never Say Die! - Album Of The Week Club review
Black Sabbath's Never Say Die! arrived as the band's original line-up began to disintegrate. History has not been kind, but will our reviewers find more to enjoy?
Paul Weller's On Sunset: a musical magpie, refusing to stagnate
Songs from the Twilight Zone provide intrigue on Paul Weller's 15th solo album On Sunset
Sparks' new album A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip refines and amplifies their weirdness
Veteran avant-glam baroque-pop duo Sparks continue their autumnal resurgence on 24th album A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip
U.K. - U.K. Album Of The Week Club review
The world's first prog supergroup conjures up challenging jazz fusion, fail to set world alight
Buzzcocks: Sell You Everything (1991-2004) - the definitive compendium of the other years
Buzzcocks sell you everything on eight-CD compilation of Mancunian (post) punksters second wave of recording life
Nick D’Virgilio's Invisible lets you know he's much more than just a drummer
The meaning of prog, from Big Big Train drummer Nick D’Virgilio
Frank Zappa: The Mothers 1970 - tentative in the studio, revelatory on the road
Frank Zappa’s celebrated 1970 Mothers lineup commemorated with unreleased 70-song collection of studio and live recordings
The Vacant Lots' Interzone: the perfect stun-blast soundtrack for a shattered society
Society-lacerating third album Interzone from Vermont electro-punks The Vacant Lots
Wino's Forever Gone: a reassuring voice in troubled times
The king of American doom Wino goes soulfully solo on Forever Gone
Neon Animal's Make No Mistake is pure, adrenalin-soaked scorch
Rock, rock, rock, rock, rock… on Neon Animals' follow-up to Bring Back Rock n Roll From The Dead
Asking Alexandria's Like A House On Fire is the sound of a band stepping up and shaping up
Owning up and owning it on Asking Alexandria's sixth album Like A House On Fire
Starz: Starz - Album Of The Week Club review
Are Starz the "Big Star of hair metal"? Examining the debut, self-titled album may provide some answers
Cro-Mags: In The Beginning - a monstrous comeback rich in sonic beef
NYHC legends Cro-Mags kick-start a new age of quarrel on In The Beginning
Neil Young: Homegrown - stark, beautiful, and finally here
Neil Young's legendary lost album Homegrown resurfaces 45 years after going missing
