Reviews

The final Beatles album Let It Be, peered at from yet another angle, reveals a new perspective

2-CD reissue of David Crosby's 1971 debut solo album If Only I Could Remember My Name featuring bonus out-takes, extra tracks, alternative versions

Santana's back with Blessings And Miracles and he’s brought some new friends with him. And Rob Thomas

The Atlas Underground Fire finds Rage Against The Machine man Tom Morello and all-star collaborators pushing the ‘pop’ button

V proves that Alcatrazz still have it after all these years

Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello drafts in Springsteen, Eddie Vedder and Oli Sykes for The Atlas Underground Fire

Peter Gabriel departs, Phil Collins steps up to the mic, and it's almost business as usual for Genesis on A Trick Of The Tail

Eight-CD set covering the golden age of krautrock’s most inventive group.

Belated sequel to US prog metal visionaries’ breakthrough 2007 album.

Bluesy Californians’ The Record Company try to broaden their appeal on third album Play Loud

Toby Jepson's Wayward Sons come of age on album number three, Even Up The Score

Get the party started with this powerful Bluetooth speaker

Trivium destroy the last remaining doubters with 10th album, In The Court Of The Dragon

After consolidating the sound of the Frantic Four on 1972's Piledriver, Status Quo stuck with a winning formula on the following year's Hello!

Harrogate heavies Blood Youth offer a monumental swansong for departing vocalist Kaya Tarsus - and hint at a bright future ahead

Age and a global pandemic cannot wither them, as prog’s founding fathers notch up another landmark with album number 22.

Dire Straits mainman Mark Knopfler's steady-going box set showcases the value of underplaying

Ministry's Al Jourgensen, industrial metal’s favourite deviant, is back with the Trump-inspired Moral Hygiene

The first in Neil Young's Young's bootleg series was brilliantly recorded just after the Goldrush at the Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1970