Creedence Clearwater Revival's legendary London choogle can finally be heard
At The Royal Albert Hall finds chooglin’ chart-toppers Creedence Clearwater Revival at the peak of their powers
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Words & Music, May 1965 is a captivating examination of Lou Reed's early talent
Words & Music, May 1965 features demos of Lou Reed songs that became cornerstones of the alternative music pantheon
Marco Mendoza belts out the anthemic power pop metal on New Direction
New Direction is the fourth solo album from much-travelled singing bassist Marco Mendoza
The Godfathers have just released their best album in more than three decades
Reinvigorated rock’n’rollers The Godfathers make an offer you can’t refuse on Alpha Beta Gamma Delta
Smith/Kotzen come alive on vibrant Better Days... And Nights collection
Iron Maiden and Mr. Big guitarists Adrian Smith and Richie Kotzen stroll down memory lane to blues rock’s heyday on Better Days... And Nights
David Bowie's Moonage Daydream soundtrack veers from the sublime to the ridiculously sublime
Sound and vision treasures from the soundtrack of David Bowie: Moonage Daydream – Music from the film
Bachman-Turner Overdrive: Not Fragile - Album Of The Week Club review
There's more to BTO than Smashy and Nicey's favourite song, and Not Fragile proves it
Rock Goddess: Rock Goddess - Album Of The Week Club review
Straight outta South London, Rock Goddess's career faltered more often than it flowered, but the pioneering trio's self-titled debut is a fondly-remembered slice of NWOBHM
Afghan Whigs: still mixing psychedelic rock and brimstone gospel in fiery fashion
Greg Dulli’s dark destroyers the Afghan Whigs glower as gigantically as ever on ninth album How Do You Burn?
Slade: a box set that questions whether punk really needed to happen at all
All The World Is A Stage is a five-CD set of live albums from the mighty Slade, three of them previously unreleased
The Kinks: two albums of urban isolation, cultural paranoia and occasional whinging
A 50th anniversary combined deluxe re-issue of two classic Kinks albums, Muswell Hillbillies and Everybody’s In Show-Biz
Kiss's extraordinary rock juggernaut in full flight on official Des Moine bootleg
The third and earliest show in Kiss's official bootleg series, Des Moines 1977, finds a distant audience enjoying an upfront performance
Manic Street Preachers' contrary Sandinista moment now refined and repackaged
Manic Street Preachers' congested sixth album Know Your Enemy has been reassembled as two separate parts
From primal emotion to forlorn boogie, GA-20's songs shine
Trad-blues trio GA-20 get closer to the source on third album Crackdown
Hughes/Thrall: Hughes/Thrall - Album Of The Week Club review
In which Former Deep Purple bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes and guitarist Pat Thrall kick up a short-lived AOR storm
Grand Theft Audio's Pass Me The Conch: the 90s-style dance-rock revival starts here
Re-formed Britrockers Grand Theft Audio are down to a duo on Pass Me The Conch, with no ill effects
Epica's We Still Take You With Us collection may well bust your corset
We Still Take You With Us is a lavish archive box set from guitar-shredding Lowlanders Epica
Blind Guardian: dramatic dispatches from the power metal trenches
Power metal veterans Blind Guardian show no signs of running out of juice on 12th album The God Machine
Hu! Hu! Hu! Mongolian metal warriors The Hu continue their epic journey of conquest
By the time The Hu's Rumble Of Thunder ends you'll almost certainly rue not owning a horse
