Cream: Disraeli Gears - Album Of The Week Club review
Adding the headlong rush of psychedelia to the British blues, Cream's Disraeli Gears captured the original power trio at their peak
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Mechanical Resonance: the debut album by Tesla, the band formerly known as City Kidd, the band formerly known an Earthshaker
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Former White Lion frontman Mike Tramp gathers together 11 album's worth of highlights on Trampthology
Clutch's mood-enhancing back catalogue thrills on Weathermaker Vault Series Vol. I
Clutch's Weathermaker Vault Series album of re-recordings, covers and previously digital-only singles is more than just a stopgap
Drive-By Truckers keep their anger sharp on The New OK
Drive-By Truckers embellish their brilliant legacy on The New OK, their second album of a troubling year
George Thorogood's Live In Boston 1982 is one of the great live albums... and now it's even bigger
George Thorogood & The Destroyers prove themselves to be badder than ever with the thoroughly expanded Live in Boston, 1982: The Complete Concert
Paul McCartney fails to age on the home-recorded McCartney III
Nineteenth solo album McCartney III finds Paul McCartney enjoying yet another purple patch
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Not yet ratedMariusz Duda heads deep into the forest on seventh Lunatic Soul album
Daniel Tompkins’ Ruins: prog metal shapeshifter wrings new wonder from his recent past
Tesseract frontman Daniel Tompkins reimagines his last solo album Castles as new record Ruins with brilliant results
The Runaways: Queens Of Noise Album Of The Week Club review
At loggerheads with their manager, The Runaways installed themselves in the Beach Boys' studio and pumped up the volume for album number two, Queens of Noise
50 years on, The Kinks' Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround still shines bright
The Kinks bundle up rarities and live takes for Lola’s 50th birthday on Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part 1
Iron Butterfly: Unconscious Power - An Anthology 1967-1971
Unconscious Power - An Anthology 1967-1971 features 85 tracks across seven CDs from the pioneering Iron Butterfly
Opium Warlords’ Nembutal: mind-bending transmissions from an alternative doom universe
One-man doom metal maverick Opium Warlords journeys further beyond the looking glass on new album Nembutal
Cadaver win the Most Pointless Comeback Of 2020 award with new album Edder & Bile
Veteran Swedish death machines Cadaver return with their first album in 14 years. They shouldn’t have bothered
Deafheaven’s 10 Years Gone: post black-metal delirium live in lockdown
Modern metal visionaries Deafheaven don't let a pandemic get in the way of anniversary celebrations on new album 10 Years Gone
Soilwork’s A Whisp Of The Atlantic: melodeath masters take an epic prog detour
Soilwork extend their winning streak on new album-length EP A Whisp Of The Atlantic
Deftones’ Black Stallion: a remix album within touching distance of White Pony
Alt-metal icons Deftones bring in the remixers on stellar White Pony update Black Stallion
Wolfmother: Wolfmother Album Of The Week Club review
Australian trio Wolfmother were virtually unknown outside of their local circuit, but that all changed with their self-titled debut album
Manowar's Black Wind, Fire And Steel: three albums of the truest metal
Black Wind, Fire And Steel: The Atlantic Recordings 1987-1992 is a barebones repacking of Manowar's major label adventure
