Touch's comeback album Tomorrow Never Comes will exhaust your supply of air keyboards
Long-lost US pomp-rockers Touch scratch their 41-year-old itch with Tomorrow Never Comes
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Capra’s In Transmission serves up metallic punk exhilaration with attitude to spare
US metallic punks Capra unleash a fiery opening salvo with debut album In Transmission
Thunder: Backstreet Symphony - Album Of The Week Club review
In which Thunder's Backstreet Symphony, an out-of-time debut by the much-loved Brit-rockers, is examined closely for evidence of greatness
Tetrarch’s Unstable is the nu metal album 2021 needs
The debut album from rising Atlanta stars Tetrarch updates the best bits of nu metal – and leaves the dodgy rapping behind
Gojira’s Fortitude is metal for the masses – and all the better for it
Album review: Gojira have delivered 2021’s most important metal album with Fortitude
Evile’s Hell Unleashed: rebooted Brit thrashers blast away the cobwebs
Album review: modern thrash flagbearers Evile pick up where they left off on first new album in eight years, Hell Unleashed
The Who Sell Out: newly expanded and now a veritable capsule in pop/rock time
This Super Deluxe Edition of The Who Sell Out is a 5-Disc set of The Who's 1967 album with unreleased tracks, Townshend demos and other goodies
Peter Frampton remembers his guitar on Frampton Forgets The Words
Peter Frampton Band's all-instrumental covers album Frampton Forgets The Words is richly toned and stately
Osibisa - New Dawn review
Not yet ratedVeteran Afro-rock pioneers greet their sparkling next phase.
The Mars Volta test rock's limits on La Realidad De Los Suenos
A Mars Volta completist’s dream is realised as long-lost recordings finally see the light of day on the La Realidad De Los Suenos box set
Dumpstaphunk's Where Do We Go From Here is determined and timely
Dumpstaphunk's Where Do We Go From Here funks up a storm for this New Orleans offspring of the Neville Brothers and The Meters
Steve Cropper's Fire It Up is timeless, spine-tingling and funky
Steve Cropper, legendary studio backbone of Stax Records, releases Fire It Up, his "first proper album" since 1967
Motorhead are a well-oiled machine on Louder Than Noise... Live In Berlin
Motorhead's Louder Than Noise... Live In Berlin is a multi-format audio-visual package, including a Motorhead passport
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, one of rock's rawest albums, dissected over six CDs
Who’d have thought John Lennon’s therapeutic confessional Plastic Ono Band could get more exposed?
Dinosaur Jr's Sweep It Into Space is rampant, windswept, and classic
Pioneering alt-rockers Dinosaur Jr revive their classic line-up for Sweep It Into Space, and it's like they've never been away
Spiritualized set a course for the sublime on Lazer Guided Melodies
The Spitualized vinyl reissue programme kicks off with 1992's luxurious Lazer Guided Melodies
Osibisa's New Dawn is pleasurable, infectious and colourised
Afro-rockers Osibisa are still with us after 50 years, and New Dawn shows them still rejuvenating
Bongzilla fire up a stoner doom epic with new album Weedsconsin. Warning - may contain drugs
Album review: America’s most stoned Bongzilla fire up the cosmic bong once more on new album Weedsconsin
