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June 27
- Heilung's Furtha is an album of unstoppable primal power
June 25
- Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells - Album Of The Week Club review
June 21
- Hollywood Vampires: Rise album review
- Jane Weaver - Loops In The Secret Society album review
June 17
- Judas Priest: British Steel - Album Of The Week Club review
June 10
- Guns N' Roses: Chinese Democracy - Album Of The Week Club review
June 9
- Black metal legends Darkthrone prove they're more metal than ever with new album
June 5
- Gaahl steps away from his black metal roots in new album GastiR - Ghosts Invited
June 3
- The Allman Brothers Band: Brothers And Sisters - Album Of The Week Club review

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