
Black Star Riders: still channelling the warrior spirit of Thin Lizzy
Wrong Side Of Paradise finds main Black Star Rider Ricky Warwick capturing the romance and the strut of old
Wrong Side Of Paradise finds main Black Star Rider Ricky Warwick capturing the romance and the strut of old
Not a tribute to Geddy, Alex and Neil
Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous a.k.a. The Greatest Live Album Of All Time – reissued alongside the seven shows recorded to make it
Fear Of A Blank Planet is a terrifying album about a generation being raised by "screens" as surrogate parents, recorded before the widespread popularity of smartphones
Eric Clapton's five twenty-first century albums, gathered together in one nifty package, with a bonus disc of rarities
Nashville guitarist Jared James Nichols returns with self-titled fourth album after horror tour accident
Him from HIM returns with his first album by him himself
An offshoot of the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Atomic Rooster mixed prog with furious riffs and thunderous drum beats
Former Stooges firebrand Iggy Pop finds dazzling late-career form on 19th solo album Every Loser
Another kicking for capitalism as Pittsburgh punks Anti-Flag put the boot in again on album 13
Having failed to break the US, Slade made Whatever Happened To Slade, an album influenced by American bands. It also failed
Jon Anderson's Olias Of Sunhillow is the tale of an alien race that’s forced to flee to a new world in the wake of a volcanic catastrophe
Live's Throwing Copper marked the multi-million-selling sweet-spot between R.E.M. and Pearl Jam
East Staffordshire prog explorers Kitten Pyramid's second album Kiddo continues the bewildering standards set by their first
A tenth anniversary expansion for Alabama Shakes' southern rock’n’soul landmark, Boys & Girls
The Gun Club, Cramps and Bad Seeds guitarist looks back over a life in three of the most exciting bands of the 80s
The dark Metalhead is another highlight from British metal veterans Saxon's late-career purple patch
This remake of blueser Kenny Wayne Shepherd's second album Trouble Is... might just stick too close to the original