Bad Touch: Kiss The Sky - tunes designed to put a smile on your face
Bad Touch ain’t looking for nothing but a good time on fourth album Kiss The Sky
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Deep Purple: Perfect Strangers - Album Of The Week Club review
In which Deep Purple's fabled Mk II line-up return to renew their animosity with a new album, Perfect Strangers
Vega: Grit Your Teeth - all the hallmarks of vintage Bon Jovi
Grit Your Teeth, that difficult sixth album from Vega: sometimes very different, sometimes the same, always good
Peter Gabriel's Rated PG: in which Peter Gabriel sings to a pig, and more
Rated PG is a slightly arbitrary compilation of Peter Gabriel songs used in films
Larkin Poe's Self Made Man: winningly gnarly and authoritive
Georgia sister act Larkin Poe come back stronger on fifth album Self Made Man
House Of Lords' New World - New Eyes: balancing polish and power
Accomplished performance proves House Of Lords are on form with 12th album New World - New Eyes
Saga: Silent Knight - Album Of The Week Club review
"Majestic!" says one reviewer, "dreadful!" says another. What's the truth about Saga's third album Silent Knight?
Dion - Blues With Friends: a fabulous album from a singular treasure
Dion returns in some style on Joe Bonamassa’s label, with all-star backing on Blues With Friends
Sea Hags: Sea Hags - Album Of The Week Club review
The Sea Hags: the throbbing, ragged heart of Saturday night, or more 80s rock'n'roll bullshit? You decide
Elder's Omens: a behemoth of intricately proggy heavy psychedelia
Thankfully no sign of Damian on Elder's fifth album Omens
Iggy Pop's Bowie Years: the resurgence of the punkfather
Iggy Pop's 1977 twin towers, Bowie-branded and expanded with familiar extras
Rush's Permanent Waves: a 40th anniversary worth celebrating
A lavish reissue for one of prog giant Rush's most pivotal records, Permanent Waves
Kip Moore's Wild World: arena-friendly, but beware lyrical tropes
Country rocker Kip Moore's fourth album Wild World features few surprises but several big tunes
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's Chunky Shrapnel: demented wig-outs and noodle jams
King-sized psychedelic delight on King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard live album Chunky Shrapnel
Palaye Royale: The Bastards - primed to explode like a spectacular firework display of misery
Sin City-based art-rockers Palaye Royale reinvent themselves on The Bastards and shoot for the stars
Patrón's debut album: sleaze-tinged desert swagger from star-studded lineup
A feel good hit for the summer on Patrón's self-titled debut
Rod Stewart: Every Picture Tells A Story - Album Of The Week Club review
Looking back, it’s obvious that Every Picture Tells A Story was Rod’s defining moment. But is it a classic?
Steve Earle's Ghosts of West Virginia: an undeniably powerful, angry work
Veteran Steve Earle rages on retelling of 2010 West Virginia mining disaster
