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September 2021

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September 30
- KK’s Priest's Sermons Of The Sinner is the bonus Priest album you weren't expecting
- Katatonia - Mnemosynean: "An excellent stopgap-cum-companion piece to 2020’s City Burials"
- Ministry's Moral Hygiene: Anti-Trump vitriol proves acerbic, if slightly out-dated
- KK's Priest's Sermons Of The Sinner: Top-tier power metal from a reborn KK Downing
- Katatonia's Mnemosynean: A three-decade celebration for hits that never were
- Full of Hell's Garden Of Burning Apparitions: subversive extremity from one of the most vital bands on the planet
- Asking Alexandria's See What's On The Inside: an outrageously infectious ode to classic rock
September 27
- Skunk Anansie: Paranoid & Sunburnt - Album Of The Week Club review
- Pro-Ject Juke Box E review
September 24
- Jack Hues - Electro-Acoustic Works 20:20: "a truly heartfelt album"
- Dec Burke - Life in Two Dimensions: "a career best..."
- Tremonti find their feet with thundering fifth album Marching In Time
- Joanne Shaw Taylor goes gleefully back-to-basics on The Blues Album
September 21
- Unto Other's Strength: the underground's next breakout band go for gothic glory
September 20
- Opeth - Heritage review: Prog 1 Metal 0
- Joe Perry Project: Let The Music Do The Talking - Album Of The Week Club review
September 18
- 30 years on, Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears is still an intense listen
- Vega's Anarchy And Unity: melodic rock sharpened with a contemporary edge
- Ronnie Wood pays spell-binding tribute to Jimmy Reed with the help of Mick Taylor
- Lindsey Buckingham's self-titled album is all new beginnings and bold futures
- The Last Domino? finds Genesis turning the favourites on again. Again
September 17
- MONO - Pilgrimage Of The Soul: "Mono’s textural style is here in abundance..."
- Carcass' Torn Arteries: death metal legends still vital and vivacious 35 years on
- Alien Weaponry's Tangaroa: Māori metal sensations come of age
- Employed To Served's Conquering: metalcore aggressors discover a new groove
September 14
- Spiritbox's Eternal Blue: the most eagerly anticipated debut in years repays the faith
September 13
- Humble Pie: Rock On - Album Of The Week Club review
September 10
- Marillion - Fugazi Deluxe Edition: "a portrait of a band on the verge of fully-fledged stardom...."
- Manic Street Preachers spin musical wheels again on The Ultra Vivid Lament
- Inglorious brighten the summer of freedom by covering music's great female singers
- Marillion's dark horse Fugazi gets a 21st-century spruce-up
September 9
- Metallica's Black Album reissue reinforces its place as one of rock's greatest albums
- JBL Boombox 2 review
September 8
- Sennheiser HD 350BT review
- Soundboks (Gen. 3) review
September 7
- Aborted's Maniacult: Belgian death masters swap bloodshed for bombast
- Anette Olzon's Strong: ex-Nightwish singer addresses her past
- Andrew W.K.'s God Is Partying: the Party God throws a load of new curveballs
- The Rolling Stones: Tattoo You - Album Of The Week Club review
September 6
- The Metallica Blacklist: thrash icons' landmark album gets covered across the musical spectrum
September 3
- Auri's II – Those We Don’t Speak Of is "The perfect antidote to these troubled times."
- Gerry Rafferty's Rest In Blue is a suitable memorial to a much-missed talent
- Rory Gallagher's expanded debut album is a dazzling reminder of his brilliance
- Van der Graaf Generator brim with gauche intensity on The Charisma Years
- Robert Jon & The Wreck generate gospel-tinged euphoria on Shine A Light On Me Brother
- The Wildhearts' new album is stuffed with energy, anger, humour and artistic invention
- Iron Maiden's Senjutsu: a remarkable album from a band with plenty to say
September 1
- Dana Dentata's pantychrist: Toronto’s rap/metal warrior sharpens her teeth
- The Wildhearts' 21st Century Love Songs: the rock mavericks' renaissance continues