After channeling Nick Drake and Bert Jansch on his first record, the Swedish guitarist’s pivot from extreme metal brings him to a Kate Bush-like world
John Etheridge’s arrival adds a harder, defined edge to the band’s 1976 album
Sound and vision elements of 1989 pay-per-ew show brought together in clamshell
Yes, no Squire
Saturday Night reimagines the first night of SNL as an embolism-inducing thrill-ride about the fight for the soul of America
Formed of sisters Nyrobi and Chaya Beckett-Messam, Alt Blk Era are spinning metal, hip hop and EDM into irresistibly fun new shapes
Released in between Pink Floyd's Animals and The Wall, David Gilmour's self-titled solo album laid the groundwork for future releases
Dark Nordic folk collective’s sixth album takes the listener into hibernation and on to the new spring
As one of the leading figures behind the Nordic folk renaissance, Einar Selvik returns to claim the crown with Birna
His 13th album, self-performed except for drums, is another example of his fathomless imagination and instrumental prowess
11th album, which follows No.1 hit As The Love Continues, is a confident and competent helping of their curiously uplifting dourness
Nashville siblings return with an album as earthy as the dust blown up by a Tennessee gale
Acoustic Sessions features original vocal parts from Lynott paired with brand-new pieces from founding guitarist Eric Bell
Beer fireworks, crazed crowd-surfing and pure punkoid speed: Bad Nerves at London's Electric Ballroom
A superlative slab of CD-slinging convenience – with a soft sting in the tail
Blonde On Blonde is the album that saw Bob Dylan complete the transition from folk to rock artist
A shiny gold vinyl release as Frank Black's crowning solo glory hits 30
Billie Joe Armstrong's side-band pay tribute to the bands and anthems that shaped their lives
James Mangold's excellent Bob Dylan biopic will introduce a whole new generation to the icon's rough and rowdy ways
