Everett True

It was a right old laugh

Not for the faint-hearted. Or to give gran at Christmas.

Even now it sounds naughty

Young’s 38th studio album. Thirty-eighth!

Anti-Flag are still angry. And they want you to know it

Like the 80s, 90s and beyond never happened

Two-CD anthology of one of the great lost Seattle bands

Hex is the album that the term post-rock was invented for

Five-disc set of the band’s first glory year. My teenage self salivates

‘Flogging a dead horse’ was how they termed it then

More gory metal

Back with a new album, tour, plus this remastered ‘best of’

Four decades and 10 million sales later, the prog classic double can still amaze

More strange, twisted music from Cleveland’s assault on blue-collar rock

The inside story of The Go-Betweens

Two classics from the New Jersey band that helped birth stoner rock

New album from idiosyncratic Mael brothers

Album number 24 from Tokyo’s volume-worshipping institution Boris

Reissues from the band who came to define the new wave

Manchester, so much to answer for

Three hard shots of rhythm and blues