Beyerdynamic Amiron Home headphones review
Looking for an “authentic concert experience” in your living room? Then these German-made headphones might be just the ticket
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Disney+ documentary sees talk show legend David Letterman visit Dublin for an open-hearted look at U2's history and their hunger to explore new horizons
Floor Jansen switches symphonic metal for pop melodies and epic balladry on solo debut Paragon
Nightwish powerhouse Floor Jansen opts for a change of pace with her solo debut, Paragon
Lynyrd Skynyrd: The Last Rebel - Album Of The Week Club review
A refurbished Lynyrd Skynyrd attempt to conjure up original Skynyrd spirit on 1993's The Last Rebel
Fall Out Boy's intimate, chaotic London show proves why they're still the reigning princes of emo
Fall Out Boy took over London's Heaven club for one of the most memorable (and sweatiest) shows in recent memory
The Answer's Sundowners is the sound of a band with nothing to prove to themselves or anyone else
Northern Irish blues brothers The Answer return after a lengthy hiatus, their instinctive feel for rock'n'roll still very much intact
Songs Of Surrender: U2 look back over their career with 40 skeletal covers of stadium bangers
The album of the reading tour of the book: Songs Of Surrender attempts to connect the dots on the U2 story
Babymetal's ambitious concept album The Other One proves the band have truly come of age
Babymetal's fourth album The Other One affirms why the Japanese band are now global superstars
Suicide Silence fall behind the deathcore pack with new album Remember... You Must Die
Suicide Silence play things safe with new album Remember... You Must Die
AKG K72 headphones review
These “studio” headphones cost less than a night out, but do they cut the mustard at the mixing desk?
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow: Stranger In Us All - Album Of The Week Club review
Rainbow’s unloved final album was released in 1995, after Ritchie Blackmore’s nine loveless years married to the re-formed Deep Purple
Ritchie Blackmore's "private music" celebrates its 25th birthday with another public outing
Originally greeted by a mixture of controversy and ridicule, Blackmore’s Night's Shadow Of The Moon has improved with age
Van Morrison is in fine voice and generous mood as he pays loving homage to Skiffle
Skiffle may have ignited the British music scene more than 60 years ago, but it's never to late for Van Morrison to play a few old favourites
Periphery V - Djent Is Not A Genre: US progressive metallers prove why they're miles ahead of their peers
Tech metal pioneers Periphery continue to push boundaries with their seventh album V: Djent Is Not A Genre
Bad Omens' extraordinary show in London cemented their place as one of metal's most exciting and essential breakthrough bands
Europe: Walk The Earth - Album Of The Week Club review
Walk The Earth is the sixth studio album since Europe's reunion, and The Final Countdown – nor anything like it – is nowhere to be seen
Zulu's A New Tomorrow: "The first absolutely essential album of 2023"
LA-based hardcore newcomers Zulu challenge the boundaries of heavy music with their utterly captivating debut
Fake Names' Expendables: members of Refused, Bad Religion, Fugazi and Girls Against Boys unite for a righteous racket
Fake Names' second album is punk rock nirvana from scene lifers who still value, and believe in, the power of three chords and the truth
Jimmy Page: Outrider - Album Of The Week Club review
After the demise of The Firm, Jimmy Page roped in some old friends for his only solo album, Outrider
