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November 2022

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November 25
- Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Somapolis: "Made with obvious love and drive..."
- Captain Beefheart's Clear Spot: a slick storm of blues, boogie, poetry, avant-garde jazz, space-rock, feminism, soul and zig-zag wandering
- Lee Aaron: pop music in leather trousers, and not in as good way
- Mother Vulture's debut album rushes by in a blur of noise and nailed-on groove, but there's one problem
- A comprehensive and extraordinary trawl through a year in the life of David Bowie
November 21
- Genesis: Selling England By The Pound - Album Of The Week Club review
November 18
- Netflix's Wednesday review: Tim Burton captures the macabre magic of The Addams Family
- Lasers, flames and giant robot heads: Evanescence and Within Temptation team up to deliver one of this year's most spectacular metal shows
- Queen: the collector's edition of The Miracle is filled with treasures yet profoundly sad
- Kiss celebrate Creatures Of The Night's 40th birthday with kountless kollektibles
- Nickelback's Get Rollin’: it sizzles, it pumps, it's more of the same
- Senseless Things: The First Of Too Many album review
November 17
- Witch Fever: Manchester doom-punks' dark magic holds London spellbound
November 15
- Candlemass' Sweet Evil Sun: down-to-earth doom for the diehards
November 14
- Biffy Clyro at the London O2: a cathartic, euphoric triumph for British rock's national treasures
- Deep Purple: Made In Japan - Album Of The Week Club review
November 11
- Disturbed’s Divisive: David Draiman weighs in on the culture wars on powerful new album
- Bruce Springsteen fails to catch fire on tasteful but hit-and-miss karaoke set
- Guns N' Roses: a super deluxe reminder of a band who were never the same again
November 8
- Lords of darkness The Afghan Whigs bring post-Bonfire Night fireworks to London
November 7
- Iggy Pop: Instinct - Album Of The Week Club review
November 6
- Epica’s The Alchemy Project: symphonic metallers take a turn for the unexpected with left-field friends
November 5
- Steely Dan: still hip-cool and sophisticated after all these years
- Look out! Black Sabbath's Dio classics are still powerful evidence of their last great era
November 4
- Devin Townsend - Lightwork: "Glorious!"
- The Moon City Masters: feel-good rock'n'roll the way they used to make it
- Other Worlds by The Pretty Reckless: worth a quick visit, but no need to hang about
- Tuk Smith's debut solo album: an exhilarating love letter to the intoxicating power of music
- Approach Tropical Gothclub with an open mind and you might just find it expanded
- Devin Townsend's immaculate sonics and huge melodies thrill on heartfelt Lightwork album
- What happened when Eric Clapton got sober: the box set
November 1
- Twin Temple's show at the Wiltern in Los Angeles was so good it gave people orgasms (no, really)