The Wildhearts' 30 Year Itch is loud, atmospheric and buzzing with furious energy
Anthem after anthem after motherfucking anthem!
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Slaughter & The Dogs guitarist Mick Rossi fills in for Johnny Thunders at Walter Lure's last stand, Live In Tokyo
Gama Bomb’s Sea Savage: unrepentant thrash with a side order of cheese
Madcap thrashers Gama Bomb are in hilariously juvenile form on seventh album Sea Savage
Rob Halford's autobiography Confess is the heavy metal book of 2020
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Not yet ratedYes man’s second solo album remains infectiously joyful.
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Billy Corgan’s trademark sharp melodies fly on Smashing Pumpkins' upbeat synth-pop album Cyr
Volbeat hit the heights on Rewind, Replay, Rebound - Live In Deutschland
Rewind, Replay, Rebound is Volbeat's latest album (and all the hits) live recorded Live In Deutschland
Cats In Space joyfully tramp through the trad-rock tropes on Atlantis
Atlantis is the supremely crafted fourth studio album from rock classicists Cats In Space
Graham Bonnet sings literally everything on Solo Albums 1974-1992
Six-record set Solo Albums 1974-1992 proves Graham Bonnet could pretty much sing anything – and frequently did
The Stranglers' Peaches highlights a career that veers from degeneration to delight
Peaches - The Very Best Of The Stranglers is a schizophrenic charge through classics and curios, and it's now on vinyl
Heavy Pettin's Best Of proves that music doesn't always age well
Even a Best Of from Def Leppard wannabes Heavy Pettin fails the test of time
Dream Theater's Distant Memories - Live In London will get you through any grim winter
Veteran virtuosos return to full vivacity on Dream Theater's Distant Memories - Live In London
Diamond Head's 2020 take on Lightning To The Nations still rages, but there's one problem
Fortieth-anniversary reworking of Diamond Head's classic debut Lightning To The Nations beats the original to death
King King's Maverick is a superlative demonstration of songwriting prowess
King King's fifth album Maverick is a right royal triumph
