The Pretty Reckless find brilliant new life on Death By Rock And Roll
The Pretty Reckless's Death By Rock And Roll is proof that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
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Drones rage hard on Our Hell Is Right Here, an album born of tribulation
Drones album number two Our Hell Is Right Here: scorchio!
Sirenia’s Riddles, Ruins & Revelations: symphonic metal collides with 80s synthpop
Symphonic metallers Sirenia dust off their Fairlights on new album Riddles, Ruins & Revelations
God Is An Astronaut’s Ghost Tapes #10 is celestial post-rock perfection
Enigmatic post-rock travellers God Is An Astronaut hit the cosmic highs on new album Ghost Tapes #10
The Pretty Reckless’s Death By Rock And Roll: vulnerability, reflection and schmaltz
Taylor Momsen’s crew pay tribute to fallen idols on new album Death By Rock And Roll
Love And Death’s Perfectly Preserved: songs of angst and devotion
Korn guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch’s other band Love And Death make their long-awaited second coming with new album Perfectly Preserved
Loathe’s The Things They Believe: Brit-metal hopefuls tear up the rulebook
Electronic soundscapes, ambient atmospheres, euphoric highs – Loathe’s surprise-released new album The Things They Believe is dazzlingly ambitious
Faith No More: Angel Dust - Album Of The Week Club review
Angel Dust marks the point in Faith No More's career where Mike Patton asserts authority and makes the band darker, weirder, and (perhaps) more influential than ever before
DeWolff's Wolffpack conjures up pandemic-defying feel-good rock’n’roll
On Wolffpack, Dutch rockers DeWolff party like it's 1969
Downes Braide Association's Halcyon Hymns is a welcome escape from a turbulent real world
MOR prog project Downes Braide Association gets dewy-eyed for old England on Halcyon Hymns
Walking Papers lose half a band for The Light Below with no loss of quality
The Light Below is the compelling third album from Walking Papers, the unconventional Seattle blues swingers
Downes Braide Association - Halcyon Hymns review
Not yet ratedSuperior concept album revelling in a distant past.
Transatlantic - The Absolute Universe review
Not yet ratedOne record, twice the fun? All-star prog maximalists prove there might be too much of a good thing with twin versions of their fifth album…
Heave Blood & Die’s Post People is a genre-hopping headf**k, in the best possible way
Ex stoner rockers Heave Blood & Die head off on a kaleidoscopic new trip with latest album Post People
Transatlantic's The Absolute Universe: not one technically flawless concept album, but two
Acclaimed proggers Transatlantic go for broke on fifth album The Absolute Universe
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets overwhelm and bamboozle on Shyga! The Sunlight Mound
Worlds collide on Psychedelic Porn Crumpets' fourth album Shyga! The Sunlight Mound, in a cornucopia of multi-coloured, high-speed sound
Foo Fighters' Medicine At Midnight spikes grunge ballast with pop panache
Foo Fighters' Medicine At Midnight is Dave Grohl’s tightest set yet, with supernatural aid
John Mayall's 35 disc box set: gem-studded, but who is it for?
The golden years of John Mayall, Godfather of British Blues, celebrated on The First Generation 1965-1974
The Telescopes stay spooky and mesmeric on Songs Of Love And Revolution
The kaleidoscopic dream-pop of The Telescopes is distilled beautifully on 12th album Songs Of Love And Revolution
