Buzzcocks: Sell You Everything (1991-2004) - the definitive compendium of the other years
Buzzcocks sell you everything on eight-CD compilation of Mancunian (post) punksters second wave of recording life
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The meaning of prog, from Big Big Train drummer Nick D’Virgilio
Frank Zappa: The Mothers 1970 - tentative in the studio, revelatory on the road
Frank Zappa’s celebrated 1970 Mothers lineup commemorated with unreleased 70-song collection of studio and live recordings
The Vacant Lots' Interzone: the perfect stun-blast soundtrack for a shattered society
Society-lacerating third album Interzone from Vermont electro-punks The Vacant Lots
Wino's Forever Gone: a reassuring voice in troubled times
The king of American doom Wino goes soulfully solo on Forever Gone
Neon Animal's Make No Mistake is pure, adrenalin-soaked scorch
Rock, rock, rock, rock, rock… on Neon Animals' follow-up to Bring Back Rock n Roll From The Dead
Asking Alexandria's Like A House On Fire is the sound of a band stepping up and shaping up
Owning up and owning it on Asking Alexandria's sixth album Like A House On Fire
Emmure crank the menace up to maximum on new album Hindsight
New album Hindsight is unpredictably ferocious even for Emmure
Aversions Crown conjure apocalyptic fury on new album Hell Will Come For Us All
Aussie bruisers Aversions Crown raise their game even further on fourth album Hell Will Come For Us All
Starz: Starz - Album Of The Week Club review
Are Starz the "Big Star of hair metal"? Examining the debut, self-titled album may provide some answers
Vampire’s Rex album: blackened thrash with sharp teeth
Swedish blackened thrash heroes Vampire emerge from the shadows on new album Rex
Cro-Mags: In The Beginning - a monstrous comeback rich in sonic beef
NYHC legends Cro-Mags kick-start a new age of quarrel on In The Beginning
Neil Young: Homegrown - stark, beautiful, and finally here
Neil Young's legendary lost album Homegrown resurfaces 45 years after going missing
Whitesnake: The Rock Album - proof that there's life left in brand Coverdale
Big hits, latter-day bangers and, for Whitesnake diehards, a new song on The Rock Album
Bad Touch: Kiss The Sky - tunes designed to put a smile on your face
Bad Touch ain’t looking for nothing but a good time on fourth album Kiss The Sky
Mushroomhead’s A Wonderful Life album: Slipknot still have nothing to worry about
Nu metal also-rans Mushroomhead’s eighth album A Wonderful life is dated and downright clumsy
156/Silence’s prove hardcore is 2020’s most exciting noise with new album Irrational Pull
Pittsburgh’s 156/Silence are following in the stellar footsteps of Code Orange on new album Irrational Pull
Cro-Mags’ In The Beginning: offstage drama out, raging NYHC in
Hardcore legend Harley Flanagan parks the legal drama and focuses on the music on first new Cro-Mags album in 20 years
