Latest Reviews on Classic Rock
Foreigner's 4 is absolutely deserving of the super-deluxe treatment
Treasure from the Foreigner vaults
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band mix it up on Nightingales & Bombers
For a band frequently pigeonholed as a singles act, Nightingales & Bombers proved Manfred Mann’s Earth Band could deliver depth and daring in equal measure
Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti receives a 50th Birthday polish
The latest iteration of Led Zeppelin's epic double album Physical Graffiti is accompanied by an EP of live recordings
The Alice Cooper Band conjure up a twisted classic on Killer
With Bob Ezrin behind the desk and a pocketful of rollicking, quality tunes, Killer – in tandem with Alice’s shlock-horror image – just couldn’t fail
If this is his final solo album, Glenn Hughes is closing that door with a mighty bang
Glenn Hughes' 15th solo album could be his last
Camel break out the complexity but fail to enthral on Mirage
Mirage: a flute-heavy mix of symphonic sweep, jazz fusion and melodic subtlety
Helloween's Giants & Monsters: A thoroughly modern melodic metal album
Retooled German metal meisters Helloween show their class on seventeenth studio album
The Hives celebrate sweat and rock'n'roll glory on The Hives Forever Forever The Hives
The Hives are back to ruin your bad mood
I just watched Metallica play in front of a few hundred people
Intimate, fun and occasionally feral, I feel like I just witnessed something truly special
Soft rock's Mr Nice Guy returns to familiar ground on Roll With The Punches
Bryan Adams defiantly sticks to his guns on Roll With The Punches
Lighting up a dank east London basement, Ecca Vandal proves that she's got the songs, the skills, the attitude and the aura to become alt.rock's next 'new' star
Ecca Vandal is a breath of fresh air, and a star in the making
Black Country Communion's debut album is a heartfelt homage to 1973
Original it ain't, but Black Country Communion's debut ticks all the right boxes for anyone who can't get enough of that classic early-70s sound
Robert Jon & The Wreck keep the southern vibes alive on Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes
Hard-working southern-fried So Cal quintet Robert Jon & The Wreck make an impressive return on album number nine
Exodus break the habit of a lifetime on Force Of Habit
With Metallica's Black album bringing them a huge new audience, Exodus clambered aboard the experimental bandwagon
The deluxe edition of UFO's No Place To Run successfully upgrades the original
UFO's Paul Chapman-era classic No Place To Run has never sounded better
You’ve never heard of this space rock band, but they just put on one of the loudest, craziest and most incredible festival sets I’ve seen in my life
Though French cosmonauts Slift are very much a cult prospect, it’s only a matter of time before their mesmerising live shows make them superstars
Deep Purple's Made In Japan - now bigger and better than ever
Who cares if this is three years late? The 50th anniversary of Deep Purple’s very best still blows minds
