Marillion's new album is dramatic, hopeful, and one of the finest of their career
British prog-rock veterans Marillion deliver An Hour Before It’s Dark, a pandemic-era classic
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Stereophonics keep up the good work on Oochya!, with a few surprises
No rest required for Stereophonics ahead of their revved-up twelfth studio album Oochya!
Kris Barras broadens his horizons on Death Valley Paradise, but not by much
Anthems? Big riffs? Belligerence and fist pumping? It's all here on the Kris Barras Band's Death Valley Paradise
Things Are Great by Band Of Horses is a minor wonder of wit, weight and emotion
Cavernous alt.country rockers Band Of Horses resoundingly back in the saddle on Things Are Great
The Batman Review: six things we learned from Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight debut
Our review of The Batman breaks down Emo Bruce Wayne, the darkest on-screen Gotham yet and much more
Orange Goblin: A Eulogy For The Damned - Album Of The Week Club review
British heavy metal stalwarts Orange Goblin released A Eulogy For The Damned in 2012 - and it changed their lives
Tears For Fears - The Tipping Point: "elegant pop prog"
Not yet ratedReunited duo serve up elegant prog-pop on first album in 17 years
Scorpions' formula remains gleefully intact on the defiant Rock Believer
On Rock Believer, Scorpions' first album in seven years, fires are still burning
Beth Hart pays tribute to Led Zeppelin on exhilarating labour of love
Blues singer Beth Hart battles with the songs of Led Zeppelin, and mutual honour is preserved
Everything you need to know about the Foo Fighters' horror comedy Studio 666
The Foo Fighters horror movie Studio 666 made its London premiere and Hammer were there to pass judgement
Dream Theater: Train Of Thought - Album Of The Week Club review
Borne perhaps from a fear of predictability, Train Of Thought was Dream Theater’s proud attempt at writing a ‘classic’ heavy metal album
Goodbye June: See Where The Night Goes
Goodbye June's See Where The Night Goes is a golden opportunity to behold the healing power of rock’n’roll
Cassyette's London Underworld show proves she's the leader of a new kind of alternative scene
Was Cassyette's London Underworld show a preview of the next generation of alt artists to break big?
Bloodywood's Rakshak proves they are more than just an internet sensation
Indian metal sensation Bloodywood mix nu, folk and rap metal on their thrilling debut Rakshak
Annihilator's Metal II: "If terrible ideas weighed a gram, this would be heavier than the Eiffel Tower"
Annihilator touch up 2007's Metal for a star-studded sequel but fail to paper the cracks on Metal II
Foghat: Fool For The City - Album Of The Week Club review
Like a reverse Status Quo, Foghat played boogie blues but were ignored at home while becoming a rock radio staple in the US
Voivod's discordant, psychedelic sci-fi oddness excels on Synchro Anarchy
French-Canadian oddballs Voivod celebrate their fourth decade with the storming Synchro Anarchy
Napalm Death explode with absurd levels of aggression and intensity on Resentment Is Always Seismic
Veteran noisy bastards Napalm Death keep the grind-bombs coming throughout Resentment Is Always Seismic
Cult Of Luna's clobbering drums and shuddering riffs thrill on The Long Road North
The Long Road North features more majestic Scandi Noir anthems from the doom-metal ABBA, Cult Of Luna
