"One last time let's sing together!" Pop punk heavyweights Sum 41 bid London a fond farewell with an electric show at Wembley Arena
Sum 41's farewell tour touches down for their biggest UK show ever
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"Two decades after shedding their punk and black metal shackles, Sólstafir still have new ideas to explore." Iceland's coolest metal band explore their own legacy on eighth album Hin Helga Kvöl
Every shade of Sólstafir gets a look in on album number eight
“An impressive overview of his restless curiosity and hunger”: Bill Bruford’s solo box set
Jazz, fusion, and a dash of muzak from the drummer’s electronic and acoustic experiments from 1977 to 2007
Rising Herts crew Defences are evolving in all the right ways on album number three
Defences haven't quite perfected their formula yet, but if you love yourself a good slice of modern metalcore, you're gonna wanna hear this
Kevin Ayers’ All This Crazy Gift Of Time box set is a delight - especially the live sets
Lavish 10-disc package celebrates the Canterbury legend, with hard work done to deliver contemporary commentary and revitalize his 1970 Hyde Park show
The Grateful Dead accidentally invent the alt.country movement on American Beauty
Having discovered they could harmonise, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead released what many consider to be their most user-friendly album
T.Rex's back catalogue mined again on Bolan Boogie - The Best Of T.Rex
Is there room for another small piece of Marc Bolan?
Phil Manzanera's collegiate spirit evident on the sprawling box set 50 Years Of Music
11-CD collection of Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera's solo work
Live review: The Cure celebrate everything that makes them great at spotless album release show
At the intimate Troxy venue, The Cure celebrate the newly released Songs Of A Lost World and so much more, offering three hours of surprises, singalongs and pure emotion
"It's always Halloween around here." Forget Wembley; a sold out Halloween show in Manchester proves Creeper are still Britain's best cult band
Wembley might have had pyro and dancers, but a roaring crowd in Manchester proves Creeper don't need big production to put on a massive show
“They turn on the switch marked ‘metal’ and summon the essence of Satan’s own belch… a new career high”: Vola mix additional textures into Friend Of A Phantom
Scandinavians expand their horizons yet again, but remain in sight of their ethereal, stargazing base
Beardfish sound like they’d never been away in Songs For Beating Hearts
First new music in almost nine years picks up where the acclaimed +4626-Comfortzone left off in 2015
Warren Haynes craft some songs of deep-pile quality on Million Voices Whisper
Allmans/Gov’t Mule man Warren Haynes goes it alone again
Peter Perrett returns with what might just be his best-ever album
Only Ones singer Peter Perrett follows 2017's I Wanna Go With Dignity with an album of helpless romance and everyday reality
Rosalie Cunningham's innate theatricality and clever songwriting shine on To Shoot Another Day
Glittering prog-psych indulgence for all
Question Everything isn't great lost Boys Wonder album, but it’s as close as we’re going to get
The greatest band you never heard. Again
The Quireboys nail it again on Wardour Street
Breaking news: The Quireboys finally got off the barstool long enough to make a new album
Robert Smith charts his own grief and anxiety on The Cure's sombre Songs Of A Lost World
Prog metallers Vola evolve in (mostly) the right ways on fourth album Friend Of A Phantom
Vola continue to move their sound forward on album number four
Soccer Mommy's fourth album Evergreen is raw, relatable, and real – but lacks the musical innovation it needs to make it a true classic
Soccer Mommy – AKA Nashville songwriter Sophie Allison – has released her masterfully emotional fourth album Evergreen. But does its vulnerability strip away its ambition?
