The deluxe edition of The Police's Synchronicity improves on the original
The Police's best-selling Synchronicity improves with added archive gold
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Bernie Tormé sounds inessential on second archive collection
The Bernie Tormé Archives Vol. 2 1985-1993: Big in Cleethorpes
Album Of The Week Club review: Nine Lives by REO Speedwagon
In which the midwestern rockers rock a little harder than normal, but not everyone is convinced
Deep Purple rediscover their purpose on the invigorating =1
Deep Purple are getting older and, remarkably, they’re getting better again
Paul Di'Anno's Warhorse come up lame on occasionally triumphant debut
Former Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di'Anno rides again
"An ambitious blend of groove, death and nu metal elements, with frenzied Afrobeat polyrhythms." Dzikkuh proves Togo's Arka'n Asrafokor are the band every metalhead should know in 2024
Cited as "Togo's only metal band", Arka'n Asrafokor set their sights on global recognition with ambitious second album
Placebo roll back the years but keep their feet firmly planted in the present at celebratory London show
Placebo play a special, career-spanning set in England's capital
Botswana death metallers Overthrust unleash another solid slab of noise with Slaves Of Myth
Botswana's premier death metal cowboys return
Stevie Nicks' BST Hyde Park performance is "pure magic"
Stevie Nicks casts her magic spell over Hyde Park with huge solo hits, Fleetwood Mac anthems, a galore of capes and talk show-worthy gab
Orange Goblin have made one of their very best records - and one of the best metal albums of 2024
Orange Goblin have thrown absolutely everything at their 10th studio album
Album Of The Week Club review: Seasons End by Marillion
How could Marillion ever replace Fish, their charismatic and beloved frontman? With relative ease, it transpired
Graphic Nature Who Are You When No One Is Watching? Album review
Graphic Nature kicked doors down with their nu metalcore debut in 2022. Now they're ready to take on the mainstream
Eminem's The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce) is a disappointing missed opportunity
Despite laying in some typically dextrous bars and a few solid hooks, Eminem's twelfth album can't save him from himself
"Stars in every sense of the word." The Killers bring glitz, glam and wall-to-wall big-hitters as they sign off their Las Vegas-style residency in London
The Killers prove why they'll never not be at the top of their game as they sign off their six-day London occupancy of the O2 Arena in style
“Steeped in 60s folk and psychedelia, exponents of Latin American, African and Indian elements – rare for European prog artists”: Jade Warrior’s Borne On The Solar Wind – The Vertigo Albums
Three-LP collection shines a light on 70s British prog stylists’ early years.
Mr. Big might be worn around the edges, but their energetic tenth album is as tight as ever
Is Ten Mr. Big's swan song? Maybe. Maybe not
