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June 2021

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June 30
- At The Gates' The Nightmare Of Being: the melodic death pioneers get weird
June 29
- Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT review
June 28
- The Cars: Heartbeat City - Album Of The Week Club review
June 25
- Have Buckcherry just released the party album of 2021?
- Motorhead's No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith: one of the greatest live albums ever, now even greater
- Toto's 15th line-up finds its feet amidst smatterings of applause
- The Yardbirds' Roger The Engineer: an erratic album held together by dazzling brilliance
June 23
- Enslaved’s Cinematic Tour 2020: Viking metal icons revisit their own epic saga on live box set
June 22
- Amenra's De Doorn: huge, stately and emotionally devastating
- Lacuna Coil’s Live From The Apocalypse is the perfect aural antidote to the pandemic
June 21
- ZZ Top: Fandango! - Album Of The Week Club review
- Beartooth’s Below: gnarly noise meets life-affirming anthems
June 18
- Helloween's self-titled 16th album is the German metallers’ best album in decades
- Joe Bonamassa plays Royal Tea Live and the cardboard cut-outs go wild
June 17
- Light The Torch’s You Will Be The Death Of Me: the line up has changed, but the songs remain the same
- Black Sabbath's super deluxe Sabotage is the lavishly packaged sound of indignant fury
June 15
- Bossk take post-metal to bleak new peaks on new album Migration
- Helloween’s Helloween: power metal kings expand and conquer on new album
- Riot: Fire Down Under - Album Of The Week Club review
June 14
- Hacktivist’s Hyperdialect: the genre-smashing soundtrack to an imaginary revolution
- Mammoth WVH's debut album is high-tech, energetic, relentless and thrilling
- Fear Factory’s Aggression Continuum: an industrial-metal triumph over human malfunction
June 13
- Kiss kick off their archive live series with a die-hard fan's delight
- Alice Cooper classics celebrated on Three Temptations From Alice
June 11
- Def Leppard's Volume Three might not contain their best work but it still sparkles
June 9
- Go Ahead And Die’s Go Ahead And Die: Max Cavalera keeps it in the family
June 7
- Thin Lizzy: Nightlife - Album Of The Week Club review
June 5
- Matt Berry – Blue Elephant review
June 4
- Red Fang's Arrows is a barrage of barely controlled distortion and fuzzy riffage
- Review: Billy F Gibbons has a ball on Hardware's riff-strewn feast of scuzz
June 3
- Anker Soundcore Life Q20 review
- Red Fang’s Arrows: stoner sultans take a turn for the weird
- Atreyu’s Baptize: a post-metalcore adrenaline rush that wears off quickly
- Amazon Echo Studio review
June 2
- Rise Against’s Nowhere Generation: agit-punk warriors hit another energy spike
- Perturbator’s Lustful Sacraments: synthwave guru takes a walk on the dark side
June 1
- It Bites - Map Of The Past and Tall Ships review