Billy Idol: the world's coolest grandad continues to deliver
The Roadside EP is King Rocker Billy Idol's first new tunes in seven years
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Crazy Lixx's Street Lethal: immaculate hard rock with a massive wink and a bubble perm
Street Lethal by Crazy Lixx is old-school hard rock like they’re not supposed to make any more
The Black Keys celebrate El Camino's 10th birthday with a whopping great expansion
The Black Keys have released a massively expanded version of their seventh album El Camino
Nashville bluesman JD Simo weaves a tangled web on Mind Control
JD Simo's Mind Control follows the blues down more experimental paths than most guitar heroes
Radiohead's Kid A Mnesia: astonishing then, astonishing now
Kid A Mnesia: exploring further what Radiohead did after OK Computer
Krokus: One Vice At A Time - Album Of The Week Club review
Can we get through Krokus's One Vice At A Time album without mentioning AC/DC? Of course we can't!
Lou Reed and Metallica's snarling Lulu embraces nausea, self-loathing and spite
Die-hard fans of either may disagree, but the coming together of Lou Reed and Metallica on Lulu has proved a shattering combination
Jerry Cantrell's Brighten: like Alice In Chains, but also fresh and unexpected
Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell lights up our lives with dazzling third album Brighten
Time Clocks hastens Joe Bonamassa's journey into his own blues future
Joe Bonamassa ponders the passing of time but doesn’t let getting older slow him down for a second
Whitesnake's Restless Heart: Nowhere near as bad as some claim
The David Coverdale-approved remix of Whitesnake's Restless Heart is improved and a pleasant surprise
Pink Floyd's reworked A Momentary Lapse Of Reason fails to fly
The remixed version of Pink Floyd's A Momentary Lapse Of Reason from the 2019 The Later Years box set released in 360 reality audio
Emerson, Lake & Palmer celebrate the bombast with Out Of This World Live 1970-1997
Emerson, Lake & Palmer wave their prog willies with completist-friendly box set Out Of This World Live 1970-1997
Mastodon mix beauty and beastliness on Hushed And Grim
Twenty years in, Georgia’s prog-metal heroes Mastodon continue to amaze with album eight, Hushed And Grim
David Crosby: If Only I Could Remember My Name - Album Of The Week Club review
Recorded while he was coming to terms with the death of his girlfriend, David Crosby's If Only I Could Remember My Name made for an ambient, experimental journey
The Rolling Stones' Tattoo You gets a lustrous respray for its 40th birthday
The Rolling Stones' first release since Charlie Watts’ departure spectacularly reboots the 1981 out-takes classic Tattoo You
Sixx AM show musical insight but lack consistency on curiously named Hits
Sixx AM's Hits - a misleading title for decent compilation from Nikki Sixx's other band
The Replacements are reliably raucous on 100-track expansion of debut album
The deluxe edition of The Replacements' debut album Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash is, if not ‘the’, certainly ‘a’ motherlode
The Pineapple Thief continue to captivate on Nothing But The Truth
Post-proggers The Pineapple Thief's Nothing But The Truth captures livestreamed lockdown shows on a range of formats
