The Moon City Masters: feel-good rock'n'roll the way they used to make it
You want classic? You got it: The Moon City Masters mine rock's rich past on joyously upbeat new album The Famous Moon City Masters
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Other Worlds by The Pretty Reckless: worth a quick visit, but no need to hang about
Other Worlds sees songs from The Pretty Reckless's Death By Rock And Roll reconfigured, with added Soundgarden and David Bowie
Approach Tropical Gothclub with an open mind and you might just find it expanded
Tropical Gothclub is a psychedelic side-project from QOTSA and Dead Weather keyboardist/guitarist Dean Fertida
What happened when Eric Clapton got sober: the box set
The Complete Reprise Studio Albums Vol 1 features remastered versions of Eric Clapton’s first six solo studio albums with Reprise, plus an additional LP of rarities
Cardinal Black: debut albums seldom sound so impeccably assured
Compelling Cardiff collective Cardinal Black have lift-off with sublime debut LP January Come Close
Twin Temple's show at the Wiltern in Los Angeles was so good it gave people orgasms (no, really)
From doo-wop bangers to people in the crowd enjoying themselves a little, ahem, TOO much, Twin Temple brought fun and frolics to LA
Batman, Beetlejuice, The Simpsons and Wes Borland: Danny Elfman just put on one of the most mind-bending live shows of 2022
Danny Elfman's show at the Hollywood Bowl is a dizzying, career-spanning triumph
Fanny: Fanny Hill - Album Of The Week Club review
"They were one of the finest rock bands of their time" - David Bowie liked them, but what about the Album Of The Week Club?
Massive Wagons's Triggered!: successfully straddling the pub and the enormodome
Maverick northwest crowd-pleasers Massive Wagons deliver once again on sixth album Triggered!
Garbage's Anthology: a quarter of a century of pushing boundaries and brutal, beautiful trash
Tech-rock masters Garbage lay out their full blueprint on (mostly) career-spanning Anthology
Sodom's 40 Years Of War: a brutal and bruising re-thrash of four decades of diehard metal
40 Years Of War: The Greatest Hits sees German legends Sodom's gnarliest deep cuts, re-made
Against expectations, Joe Lynn Turner has made an intense and thrilling heavy metal album
Produced by Peter Tägtgren, Joe Lynn Turner's Belly Of The Beast is compelling proof that he's anything but a journeyman
If you ever considered fishnets a fashion necessity then you probably need Bound For Hell On The Sunset Strip
Bound For Hell On The Sunset Strip is a sprawling re-examination of unheralded Hollywood glam
Brant Bjork's Bougainvillea Suite: the sweet spot where The Doors and Iron Butterfly meet
Son of the desert Brant Bjork goes back in time on the sweet-smelling Bougainvillea Suite
The Beatles Revolver Special Edition: so good, divorce papers will be filed if this isn't in certain stockings this Christmas
Can Giles Martin work his magic on Revolver's four-track recordings? Yes, he can.
Architects add power-glam polish to their arsenal on The Classic Symptoms Of A Broken Spirit
Chart-topping metalcore monsters Architects return with extra arena-sized swagger on The Classic Symptoms Of A Broken Spirit
Pearl Jam: Vs. - Album Of The Week Club review
Working with producer Brendan O’Brien for the first time, Pearl Jam's Vs. has a ferocity and bite which leaves the more stately Ten in the dust
Newtown Neurotics still want to kick the Tories out on Cognitive Dissidents
Harlow political punk perennials the Newtown Neurotics battle on against the odds with new album Cognitive Dissidents
