Hollywood Undead’s Hotel Kalifornia: rap-metal party starters get serious
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Prey review: Predator prequel doesn't quite do enough to rescue the franchise
While Prey's intentions are honourable, it's a prequel that spins its wheels too much to leave a lasting impact
Tim Bowness - Butterfly Mind: "full of invention, scope and ambition"
Not yet ratedGold standard art-pop.
H.e.a.t.: an unbreakable brotherhood grounded in noise, beers and shampoo
The classics never go out of style for old-school Swedish crew H.e.a.t. on seventh album Force Majeure
Dub War: thwarted by the arrival of Britpop, their hour may have finally come
Westgate Under Fire is reggae-metal firebrands Deb War's second chance to shine brightly
Paul McCartney: 50 years, three McCartney albums, one box set
Welcoming into the world a boxed trio of eponymous solo albums from that cheery fella who was in The Beatles
Neil Young's Noise & Flowers: a heartfelt tribute to a fallen friend
Twentieth-century gems from Neil Young, performed live in 2019 with Promise Of The Real
Mickey Jupp: Not a wasted word nor a pointless chord from a total original
Great English rock’n’roller Mickey Jupp goes cross-country on Up Snakes, Down Ladders
Tim Bowness: the Elton John of sublime, avant-garde prog
No-Man vocalist Tim Bowness’s latest solo salvo Butterfly Mind does more than float
Bernie Marsden has delivered another master class in rock history
Bernie Marsden latest album pays tribute to guitar heroes and the art of the power trio
The Interrupters' In The Wild is the joyous, defiant, liberating sound of a fearless survivor living her best life
Album review: Aimee Interrupter says 'f**k you' to a traumatic, abusive past and embraces life, love and liberty with her family
Dub War’s Westgate Under Fire: metal’s original soundclash kings return to reclaim their crown
Album review: Skindred’s Benji Webbe returns to his dub/punk roots on original band Dub War’s new album Westgate Under Fire
Dio: Holy Diver - Album Of The Week Club review
A debut album to savour from Ronnie James Dio, and part of the singer's Triple Crown Of Metal
Soulfly’s new album Totem has one mission – to bring the fury. And it succeeds
Album review: Max Cavalera gets with the times and ramps up the aggro on Soulfly’s new album Totem
Viking metal chieftains Amon Amarth go back to brutal basics on new album The Great Heathen Army
Album review: Amon Amarth’s The Great Heathen Army piles on the blood, gore and Biff Byford guest spots
Jethro Tull's controversial parody concept album still holds together 50 years on
When is a concept album not a concept album? Jethro Tull's loquacious lampoon Thick As A Brick turns fifty
Cats In Space shine brightly on melodic rock masterpiece Kickstart The Sun
Magnificent moggies race towards the light – mind that fur!
