Paul and Linda McCartney's Ram: half-speed mastery
Time’s been kind to Ram, Paul McCartney’s second, relatively understated, post-Beatles solo album
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The Ides Of March confirms Myles Kennedy as a musical powerhouse
Out now: Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy brings hope amid banana bread and glitchy Zoom meetings on The Ides Of March
Myles Kennedy’s The Ides Of March: one of rock’s great voices soars over so-so songs
Alter Bridge singer Myles Kennedy wrings stellar performances from sometimes less-than-stellar material on new album The Ides Of March
Tool: 10,000 Days - Album Of The Week Club review
Years in the making, Tool's 10,000 Days is as long as it is challenging, and is never an easy listen. As one of our reviewers says, it's "intense, dense and immense"
Dordeduh’s Har: epoch-mashing brilliance from Romania’s polymetal masters
Dordeduh’s transcendent second album Har contains worlds within worlds
Nancy Wilson bleeds authenticity as You And Me steps outside Heart's boundaries
Nancy Wilson's You And Me is a mélange of ethereal acoustic ballads, eclectic covers and thoughtful tributes
Kayak - Out Of This World review
Not yet ratedAnother stellar instalment from Holland’s premier pomp proggers.
Peter Hammill - In Translation review
Not yet ratedA collection of cover songs made new and bold
Van Morrison is surprisingly enjoyable on album of grumpy but bouncy R&B
Van Morrison's Latest Record Project: Volume 1 suggests that lockdown wasn’t such a bad thing for some
Jim Steinman: Bad For Good - Album Of The Week Club review
Jim Steinman's Bad For Good was meant to be the sequel to Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell, but when then big man lost his voice Steinman stepped up to the mic
Jon Anderson - Animation album review
Not yet ratedJon Anderson’s electronic 80s epiphany rarely stops moving
Pink Floyd repackage the past once more on Live At Knebworth 1990
Wish you’d been there? Pink Floyd's Live At Knebworth 1990 is super slick but lacks mystery
Gojira - Fortitude album review
Not yet ratedFrench metal pioneers Gojira play big prog hand on Fortitude
Gary Moore's unreleased blues find a home on How Blue Can You Get
Gary Moore's How Blue Can You Get is patchy proof that blue is still very much the colour
Mick Fleetwood & Friends triumphantly fail to descend into chaos and catastrophe
The big guns come out to play on Mick Fleetwood & Friends: Celebrate The Music Of Peter Green And The Early Years Of Fleetwood Mac
Royal Blood find disco glitter amidst darkness and paranoia on Typhoons
Brighton’s mightiest blues-rockers Royal Blood wreak disco devastation on Typhoons
Electric Boys fail to provide the expected good times on Ups!de Down
Ups!de Down is a metal carpet ride from Electric Boys, sure, just not a funky one
Turn Up That Dial is the euphoric sound of Dropkick Murphys' future parties
Dropkick Murphys' Turn Up That Dial is good time music for good times to come
Touch's comeback album Tomorrow Never Comes will exhaust your supply of air keyboards
Long-lost US pomp-rockers Touch scratch their 41-year-old itch with Tomorrow Never Comes
