After the blues rock of Medusa, Trapeze shifted in a funkier, more soulful direction for You Are The Music... We’re Just The Band, supplying Glenn Hughes with the style that would define his career
A time capsule from the pre-pandemic age, Kings Of Leon’s eighth album When You See Yourself remains remarkably relevant
My Book Of Answers finds former Uriah Heep keyboard player Ken Hensley signing off with well-meaning curiosity
Japan's post-glam synth-rock classic Quiet Life, now remastered and expanded into three-disc set
Against The Wall is an energetic, classy debut from young hard rockers Mason Hill
Southern-rock masters Lynyrd Skynyrd not quite in their prime on Nothing Comes Easy: 1991-2012
Looking for brutish, no-nonsense death metal riffery? Baest’s new album Necro Sapiens has got you covered
An 'audiophile entry-level turntable' that contains virtually no plastic? How could we not want to try out the Pro-Ject T1?
Fun, factory-adjusted and fully automatic, this Bluetooth-compatible turntable brings a whole new meaning to the phrase 'easy listening'
If Tool jammed with Helmet, it would sound like the second album from UK’s hypno-metallers The Hyena Kill
The successor to a discontinued classic, Audio-Technica's direct-drive deck is one of the best mid-priced turntables available today
If converting your vinyl into hi-res digital files is your thing, then this award-winning belt-drive turntable is one of the best options out there
Scottish rockers Mason Hill finally release their assured debut album. Fans of Alter Bridge and Shinedown apply here
Secret Treaties was the third album by Blue Oyster Cult, and the one where they really figured out what it was they did: darkness, perversion, and sonic eccentricity
Drastic Plastic was Be-Bop Deluxe's swansong album before Bill Nelson moved on, and its consistency masked an inner turmoil
The Black Crowes' classic debut album Shake Your Money Maker, boxed, now with previously unreleased material
On Steve Lukather's I Found The Sun Again the 60s and 70s influence a surprisingly safe record, despite the dynamic personnel involved
Fifty years since Love It To Death, Alice Cooper revisits his birth city and forges a late-life classic with Detroit Stories
Eleventeen by Lee Kerslake is a fitting farewell from the former Ozzy and Uriah Heep drummer
