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May 31
- Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine - Album Of The Week Club review
May 28
- White Moth Black Butterfly - The Cost Of Dreaming review
- Kansas - Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond review
- The Datsuns don't fix what wasn't broke but Eye To Eye still engrosses
- Kansas are musically impeccable on Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond
- Blackberry Smoke do Georgia proud once again
May 24
- Back Street Crawler: 2nd Street - Album Of The Week Club review
May 17
- Cinderella: Long Cold Winter - Album Of The Week Club review
May 16
- Frost* - Day And Age Review
- Paul and Linda McCartney's Ram: half-speed mastery
- The Ides Of March confirms Myles Kennedy as a musical powerhouse
May 11
- Myles Kennedy’s The Ides Of March: one of rock’s great voices soars over so-so songs
- Tool: 10,000 Days - Album Of The Week Club review
May 10
- Dordeduh’s Har: epoch-mashing brilliance from Romania’s polymetal masters
May 8
- Nancy Wilson bleeds authenticity as You And Me steps outside Heart's boundaries
May 7
- Kayak - Out Of This World review
- Peter Hammill - In Translation review
- Van Morrison is surprisingly enjoyable on album of grumpy but bouncy R&B
May 4
- Jim Steinman: Bad For Good - Album Of The Week Club review

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