The Hyena Kill’s A Disconnect: razor-sharp riffs meet enigmatic atmospherics
If Tool jammed with Helmet, it would sound like the second album from UK’s hypno-metallers The Hyena Kill
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The successor to a discontinued classic, Audio-Technica's direct-drive deck is one of the best mid-priced turntables available today
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If converting your vinyl into hi-res digital files is your thing, then this award-winning belt-drive turntable is one of the best options out there
Mason Hill’s Against The Wall: arena-ready rock that proves the power of peristence
Scottish rockers Mason Hill finally release their assured debut album. Fans of Alter Bridge and Shinedown apply here
Blue Oyster Cult: Secret Treaties - Album Of The Week Club review
Secret Treaties was the third album by Blue Oyster Cult, and the one where they really figured out what it was they did: darkness, perversion, and sonic eccentricity
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Drastic Plastic was Be-Bop Deluxe's swansong album before Bill Nelson moved on, and its consistency masked an inner turmoil
The Black Crowes celebrate 30 years of Shake Your Money Maker in deluxe style
The Black Crowes' classic debut album Shake Your Money Maker, boxed, now with previously unreleased material
Steve Lukather plays it safe on I Found The Sun Again
On Steve Lukather's I Found The Sun Again the 60s and 70s influence a surprisingly safe record, despite the dynamic personnel involved
Alice Cooper's Detroit Stories is his most concise bolt of precision-tooled heavy rock in 50 years
Fifty years since Love It To Death, Alice Cooper revisits his birth city and forges a late-life classic with Detroit Stories
Lee Kerslake's Eleventeen is a poignant, welcome reminder of his skills
Eleventeen by Lee Kerslake is a fitting farewell from the former Ozzy and Uriah Heep drummer
The Alarm's War: recorded in isolation but bursting with heart
War (that's Raw in reverse, spelling fans) is The Alarm's rapid response to modern life
Architects’ For Those That Wish To Exist: modern metal with the grandest of ambitions
Modern metal heroes Architects continue their upward swing with new album For Those That Wish To Exist
Melvins’ Working With God: more sonic insanity from rock’s kings of absurdism
Surf rock, twisted pop, unhinged doo wop – it’s business as usual in the demented world of Melvins
Epica’s Omega is a glorious hymn to symphonic metal excess
Can you have too much of a good thing? Not if you’re Epica, you can’t
Moonspell’s Hermitage: where goth metal meets Pink Floyd
Gothic metal standard bearers Moonspell turn up the progressive dial on new album Hermitage
Alice Cooper’s Detroit Stories is a love letter to rock’n’roll’s spiritual home
Shock rock OG Alice Cooper pays tribute to his hometown on new album Detroit Stories
White Lion: Pride - Album Of The Week Club review
What's the recipe for two million sales? A Danish singer, a genius guitarist, and a production that perhaps hasn't stood the test of time
Harakiri For The Sky push post-black metal exploration to the limit on new album Mære
More is more for post-black metal visionaries Harakiri For The Sky on 85-minute new album Mære
