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Buffalo Summer's Desolation Blue: cocky and formidable
Welsh rockers Buffalo Summer up their game on Desolation Blue
Brian Fallon's Local Honey: melancholy painted with modern oils
Gaslight Anthem mainman Brian Fallon pulls up a stool on Local Honey
Ratt's The Atlantic Years 1984-1990: should history have been kinder?
Ratt’s first five albums, finally retrieved from the cellar
Pearl Jam's Gigaton: an unexpected album of hope in uncertain times
Eleventh album Gigaton finds Seattle crew Pearl Jam raging against the world but not losing hope
Me and That Man's New Man, New Songs, Same Sh*t, Vol.1 is a fun celebration of friends, outlaws and Satan
Nergal's Me And That Man heads down Route 666 with a stellar new entourage in New Man, New Songs, Same Sh*t, Vol.1
Lucifer's third album is a retro romp that unites the band's light heart and dark soul
Occult-infused rockers Lucifer bring their twin poles into harmony with third album, Lucifer III
Iron Maiden: No Prayer For The Dying - Album Of The Week Club review
Heralding the departure of Adrian Smith and the arrival of Janick Gers, Iron Maiden's No Prayer For The Dying also saw the arrival of very mixed reviews
Myrkur goes back to her resonant roots with Folkesange
Myrkur's Folkesange is a captivating collection of largely new folk songs rendered with ethereal harmonies, wistful lyrics and the thrum and drone of primal instruments
Groundhogs: Split - Album Of The Week Club review
Inspired by a panic attack, The Groundhog's four-part suite Split soundtracked a psychotic reaction
Earache Presents The New Wave Of Rock N Roll: a future landmark
Earache's New Wave Of Rock N Roll offers an essential state-of-the-nation address from the British rock’n’roll scene
Code Orange's Underneath is the greatest metal record in a generation - read our 10/10 review
Pittsburgh’s hardcore iconoclasts Code Orange throw down the gauntlet for a new decade with Underneath, earning a rare 10/10 in Metal Hammer
Pink Floyd: Animals - Album Of The Week Club review
In the wake of Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You Were Here, Animals saw Pink Floyd show their disgust with humanity
Body Count's Carnivore: raucous riffage, ferocious rants and... Amy Lee?
Ice-T, the original gangsta, is back with Body Count's latest record, Carnivore – and he's hungry as f**k
Cream's Goodbye Tour Live 1968 - a rollercoaster ride from start to finish
Four Cream concerts brought back to life, warts ‘n’ all, from 1968's Goodbye Tour
Rory Gallagher's Check Shirt Wizard - a crackling addition to a rich live canon
A battered Strat. A check shirt. Rory Gallagher wore them both well, as a new live album recorded in 1977 shows
Burning Witches' Dance With The Devil - pure metal at its most euphoric
Swiss speed-metallers Burning Witches up their wicked game on Dance With The Devil
Suzi Quatro: Suzi Quatro - Album Of The Week Club review
The self-titled debut album by the original Queen Of Noise, Suzi Quatro, strives to prove she was more than a singles act
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