White Moth Black Butterfly - The Cost Of Dreaming review
Not yet rated21st century prog-pop elegance from TesseracT’s Daniel Tompkins
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Kansas - Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond review
Not yet ratedInspired performance of a classic album and more.
The Datsuns don't fix what wasn't broke but Eye To Eye still engrosses
Eye To Eye finds long dormant Kiwi blues rockers The Datsuns reawaken with a wider 70s perspective
Kansas are musically impeccable on Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond
Out now: Wayward sons Kansas still carrying on to the Point Of Know Return Live & Beyond
Blackberry Smoke do Georgia proud once again
Out now: Atlanta rockers Blackberry Smoke blend rhinestones and rock’n’soul with reliable skill on seventh studio album You Hear Georgia
Back Street Crawler: 2nd Street - Album Of The Week Club review
Back Street Crawler's 2nd Street: the last will and testament of former Free guitarist Paul Kossoff
Cinderella: Long Cold Winter - Album Of The Week Club review
Cinderella shifted gear on second album Long Cold Winter, as Tom Keifer attempted to move forward before both the band and the scene got left behind
Frost* - Day And Age Review
Not yet ratedYou want it darker? Jem Godfrey’s modern prog mavericks return to gleefully rail at the world, dripping cynicism, contempt and some of the most galvanising tunes you’ll hear this year.
Paul and Linda McCartney's Ram: half-speed mastery
Time’s been kind to Ram, Paul McCartney’s second, relatively understated, post-Beatles solo album
The Ides Of March confirms Myles Kennedy as a musical powerhouse
Out now: Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy brings hope amid banana bread and glitchy Zoom meetings on The Ides Of March
Myles Kennedy’s The Ides Of March: one of rock’s great voices soars over so-so songs
Alter Bridge singer Myles Kennedy wrings stellar performances from sometimes less-than-stellar material on new album The Ides Of March
Tool: 10,000 Days - Album Of The Week Club review
Years in the making, Tool's 10,000 Days is as long as it is challenging, and is never an easy listen. As one of our reviewers says, it's "intense, dense and immense"
Dordeduh’s Har: epoch-mashing brilliance from Romania’s polymetal masters
Dordeduh’s transcendent second album Har contains worlds within worlds
Nancy Wilson bleeds authenticity as You And Me steps outside Heart's boundaries
Nancy Wilson's You And Me is a mélange of ethereal acoustic ballads, eclectic covers and thoughtful tributes
Kayak - Out Of This World review
Not yet ratedAnother stellar instalment from Holland’s premier pomp proggers.
Peter Hammill - In Translation review
Not yet ratedA collection of cover songs made new and bold
Van Morrison is surprisingly enjoyable on album of grumpy but bouncy R&B
Van Morrison's Latest Record Project: Volume 1 suggests that lockdown wasn’t such a bad thing for some
Jim Steinman: Bad For Good - Album Of The Week Club review
Jim Steinman's Bad For Good was meant to be the sequel to Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell, but when then big man lost his voice Steinman stepped up to the mic
Jon Anderson - Animation album review
Not yet ratedJon Anderson’s electronic 80s epiphany rarely stops moving
