Latest articles by Kris Needs
Eric Clapton’s defining one-off supernova, Derek & The Dominos' Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs, gets a half-century vinyl upgrade
Often dismissed as a self-indulgent, coke-fuelled folly, Fleetwood Mac's Tusk is actually perhaps the band at their very best
John Lennon's Gimme Some Truth is part of rock’s fabric, and here it gets a brand new lustre
In June 1979 Motorhead headed north to play at the annual Midnight Sun festival in Finland, and chaos followed them there
Still great Pretenders on 11th studio album Hate For Sale
Brainwashed Generation is the fifteenth album from hair-power-pop veterans Enuff Z'Nuff
Society-lacerating third album Interzone from Vermont electro-punks The Vacant Lots
Iggy Pop's 1977 twin towers, Bowie-branded and expanded with familiar extras
Gloriously untamed proto-metal unearthed on Sir Lord Baltimore's The Complete Recordings: 1970-2006
Prog picks 20 of the most obscure prog albums that you might have nestled at the back of your collection. Some that could even unearth you a small fortune
Blood-splattered duo Suicide were the riot-starting, cop-baiting outsiders of 70s New York punk.
Life after Lemmy sees Phil Campbell's mane event realised with star-studded solo album Old Lions Still Roar
Nick Cave’s new album Ghosteen is an astonishing work which sees him transform his grief into a poetic masterpiece
Timely defiance from E Street Band legend Little Steven, with new album Summer Of Sorcery
Rolling Stone Keith Richards' 1988 solo debut gets major expansion job – in real Fender wood!
Steve Miller’s tale told through first nine albums, now remastered. Available separately too
Wishbone Ash blaze, crash-dive and become yacht-rock captains on this monolithic, 30-CD box set
Back to the Bowery
Jimi’s 21st-century rebranding climaxes with the final part of a posthumous trilogy
New electronic milestone blows up the lab
