Henrik Palm’s Poverty Metal: what A Nameless Ghoul does after Ghost
Former Ghost guitarist Henrik Palm goes on a weird, wild ride on debut solo album Poverty Metal
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If you only listen to one Christian trad metal album this week, make it Wytch Hazel’s III: Pentecost
Wytch Hazel serve up songs of faith and devotion on instant-classic new album III: Pentecost
Black Stone Cherry seize life with both hands on new album The Human Condition
Southern rockers Black Stone Cherry carve through the isolation blues wiith new album The Human Condition
Sólstafir’s Endless Twilight Of Codependent Love: a post-metal snowstorm to get lost in
Icelandic enigmas Sólstafir fuse the intimate and the epic on new album Endless Twilight Of Codependent Love
Coverdale/Page - Coverdale/Page Album Of The Week Club review
Superstars David Coverdale and Jimmy Page join forces to pay tribute to each other's legacies, but does it live up to the past?
Hello darkness my old friend… Nothing deliver the most 2020 album of 2020 with The Great Dismal
Philly shoegaze quartet Nothing embrace the void on the none-more-black The Great Dismal
Puscifer’s Existential Reckoning is deliberately annoying, genuinely funny and weirdly emotional
Maynard James Keenan and co find serenity beyond the silliness on Puscifer’s new album Existential Reckoning
Motorhead's deluxe edition of Ace Of Spades is four hours and 11 minutes of beautiful madness
As you’d expect, the 40th anniversary edition of Motorhead's Ace Of Spades is metallic KO. Metal overload. Over the top. Overkill.
The Human Condition finds Black Stone Cherry returning to rock's heartland
Black Stone Cherry say Goodbye to Kentucky and hello to radio-friendly rock on The Human Condition
Grateful Dead's American Beauty gets a makeover for its 50th Anniversary
Grateful Dead's American Beauty appears through a fug of smoke in 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition form
Joni Mitchell grows from tomboy folkie to master musician on Archives Vol.1: The Early Years
Great Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell digs deep for Archives Vol.1: The Early Years, the first in a series of rarities
Pantera celebrate 20 years of Reinventing The Steel with a vibrant new mix
Heavy, heavy metal on the 20th anniversary Pantera's Reinventing The Steel
Uriah Heep: a missed opportunity after Fifty Years In Rock
Bumper box set celebrating a half-century of ’ard graft and ’umility from Uriah Heep
Elvis Costello pays brilliant homage to himself on Hey Clockface
Elvis Costello's aim is still true on 25th solo album Hey Clockface
Auðn’s Vökudraumsins Fangi is atmospheric black metal the way they used to make it
Icelandic black metal warhorses Auðn cleave to the elements on new album Vökudraumsins Fangi
Trap metal renegade Ghostemane serves up nihilism and pain on new album Anti-Icon
Industrial, rap, metalcore, techno: trap metal genre-smasher Ghostemane leaves no genre unturned on new album Anti-Icon
Draconian’s Under A Godless Veil: a glorious marriage of gothic doom and gnostic cosmology
Sweden’s revered gloom-mongers Draconian find new depths of glory on Under A Godless Veil
Mr Bungle’s The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny Demo: you want thrash? You got thrash
Only Mike Patton and co could resurrect a 35-year-old demo and make it sound like one of the most vital albums of 2020
