Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
Motörhead CD singles turned into delicious vinyl souvenirs on We Take No Prisoners: Singles 95-06
That old wax magic works for a final lineup ‘best-of’ spread over eight 45rpm discs
Beth Hart proves she's far more than a blues siren on You Still Got Me
Beth Hart delivers soul, swagger and Slash on album number eleven
Mountain's noughties' incarnation celebrated across six live discs of varying quality
Six Mountain live sets – get ready to climb!
"Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks effortlessly recreate Duane Allman and Dickey Betts' searing guitar lines": The Allman Brothers Band's final show, officially preserved for all time
The Allmans' big finish, recorded live at the Beacon Theater, New York
The best of Bryan Ferry collected on the epic Retrospective 1973-2023
Celebrating 50 years of Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry as solo artist
The long wait for a new Lone Justice album may not have been worth it
An album of covers makes for underwhelming return for LA country rockers Lone Justice
Von Hertzen Brothers rise above the gloom on In Murmuration
The Von Hertzen Brothers are back from the brink
Devin Townsend conjures up unexpected greatness on PowerNerd
Canadian maverick Devin Townsend releases his most straightforward album in years
Cats In Space wear their classic rock influences as a badge of honour on Time Machine
Let’s do the timewarp again
Amyl And The Sniffers refuse to let up on Cartoon Darkness
Big issues are buried beneath thrilling next-gen punk on the Aussie bawlers’ third album
Queen plunder the archive for Queen I, a lavish 50th anniversary celebration of their debut album
Regal reissue of overlooked debut album, now with previously unreleased material
Pixies prove that class in permanent on The Night The Zombies Came
Influential icons Pixies' second act refuses to die
Lucifer's Friend mix it up with wild abandon on fourth album Banquet
In which four Germans and a Brit hook up and invent prog-jazz-rock showtunes
Fantastic Negrito's raw and confessional Son Of A Broken Man is his best work yet
Heavy riffing collides with funk and soul for an extraordinary confessional
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Long After Dark, perhaps as it was always meant to be
A remastered Tom Petty classic, with previously unreleased and extra tracks
