The Temperance Movement's Covers & Rarities: a worthwhile mopping-up exercise
Top-notch odds and sods from The Temperance Movement assembled on Covers & Rarities
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Death Angel don't deliver the hits on The Bastard Tracks
Nothing but deep cuts on Death Angel's brain-rattling live-in-the-studio collection The Bastard Tracks
UK Subs' Anthology: 45 years of under-appreciated highs and chaotic lows
The vast catalogue of punk stalwarts UK Subs has been carefully mined for gold on A Punk Rock Anthology 1978-2017
Deep Purple have an absolute blast on Turning To Crime
Deep Purple's Turning To Crime is a covers album that shows that covers albums don’t have to suck
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band explode at No Nukes show
Mostly previously unseen footage as Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band's The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts proves a stunning vintage
Probot: Probot - Album Of The Week Club review
Dave Grohl gets his mates in to pay loving tribute to his heavy metal youth on Probot's self-titled (and only) album
Persona Non Grata by Exodus is not an album you'd want to meet in a dark alley
Exodus continue to thrash, bang and wallop on 11th album Persona Non Grata
Destroyer: an explosion of infernal imagination and Kiss's Sgt. Pepper
Kiss celebrate Destroyer's 45th birthday with a super-deluxe package that includes everything bar the cake
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss: pulling magnificence from the murk
Raise The Roof is perfectly matched pair Robert Plant & Alison Krauss's long-awaited dark country follow-up to 2007’s Raising Sand
The Darkness: still profoundly silly, still exactly what we need
Lowestoft’s finest The Darkness have a lust for (alien and robot) life on album seven Motorheart
Dion calls upon the celebrity guest list once more on the lively Stomping Ground
Dion the wanderer roams with Billy Gibbons, Eric Clapton and more on Stomping Ground
Girl: Sheer Greed - Album Of The Week Club review
A glam rock album released in the wrong era, Girl's Sheer Greed introduced the world to Def Leppard's Phil Collen and LA Guns' Phil Lewis
Nirvana's Nevermind: still incendiary after all these years
Nirvana's game-changing Nevermind, now available in a range of wallet-busting formats
Tears Of Hercules: everything you might want from an audience with Rod Stewart
There's never a dull moment as pop's greatest Lothario Rod Stewart continues a late-career renaissance with Tears Of Hercules
LA Guns's Checkered Past finds them still hustling, still swinging, still packed with sleaze
Checkered Past finds veterans LA Guns retaining an edgy sound in their fourth decade of rockin'
Gov't Mule pay loving tribute to rock'n'roll's origins on Heavy Load Blues
Warren Haynes’s southern rockers Gov't Mule get the blues: the Heavy Load Blues
Eric Clapton's Lockdown Sessions make Unplugged sound like an orgy of feedback
Eric Clapton swaps the Royal Albert Hall for an audience of one on Lady In The Balcony: Lockdown Sessions
Emigrate: The Persistence Of Memory is playfully diverse and enormous fun
Rammstein's Richard Kruspe dives deep into his unreleased solo career on Emigrate's The Persistence Of Memory
Michael Bolton: Everybody's Crazy - Album Of The Week Club review
Pop balladeer and mullet king Michael Bolton used to rock. No, he really did. And Everybody's Crazy is the evidence
