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Nine Little Feat albums to listen to and one to avoid
Despite musical excellence and fans in high places, Little Feat were a classic case of commercial underachievers
The wired story of Aerosmith’s drug-fuelled classic Rocks
The drugs really were working for Aerosmith on 1976’s classic Rocks album
“The sleeve was better than the record”: After a weak album and Chris Squire's death, Yes had a lot to prove
The failure of Heaven & Earth and the passing of the iconic bassist left people wondering if the veteran band should keep going. After making 2021’s The Quest, Steve Howe and Geoff Downes argued their case
Some of Small Faces’ greatest songs - and a managerial battle – documented on Decca Singles 1965-1967
Still small but perfectly formed after all these years
Phil Collins shares previously unreleased live version of You Know What I Mean and announces deluxe vinyl box set of Face Value
Phil Collins' Face Value’ celebrates 45 Years with four-LP deluxe vinyl box set and a new Dolby Atmos mix from Steven Wilson, out in September
"I hope Lonely Robot fans find this to be a fitting epilogue." John Mitchell announces final Lonely Robot album, An Ending
John Mitchell will release his sixth and final album under the Lonely Robot banner in September
Mastodon’s Crack The Skye was a triumph – but it could have been a whole lot more
They basked in the 70s prog glory of King Crimson, Yes and Genesis to make their fourth album with a concept so strong they wanted to make it into a movie, but failed
Every Queens Of The Stone Age album ranked from worst to best
Post-Kyuss, Josh Homme embarked on a mission to create rock music “heavy enough for the boys and sweet enough for the girls”: here are QOTSA's eight albums in order of greatness
