Album Of The Week Club review: Cactus by Cactus
What do you get if you mix men from Vanilla Fudge, Amboy Dukes and Mitch Ryder’s Detroit Wheels? The first album from Cactus
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Record Store Day live album from the Mongolian men, now available to all
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Royal Republic continue to party on the exuberant Lovecop
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Phil Lynott's old band are back for a second spin
Bon Jovi fight for their future on Forever
Following Jon Bon Jovi's vocal surgery, the band are back, and it's about time
Robin Trower's classic Bridge Of Sighs gets a lavish 50th birthday makeover
British guitar hero Robin Trower’s finest hour, expanded
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Tool review - Resorts World Arena Birmingham May 30 2024
Tool return to the UK for the second time this decade for a masterclass in mind-boggling imagery and prog instrumentals
Album Of The Week Club review: Black Tiger by Y&T
After the all-important breakthrough with Earthshaker, Y&T's follow-up Black Tiger was a defining statement
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Neil Finn's band make thoughtful, complicated, contemplative return
Richard Thompson's Ship To Shore is his most rumbustious album in years
He's back and he's rocking
Buffalo Tom maintain their haunted, bluesy groove on Jump Rope
Album number 10, and still loving mid-America rock
Tony Martin-era Black Sabbath rise again on Anno Domini 1989-1995
Black Sabbath’s lost Tony Martin-era albums, resurrected
"A crowd that likes the idea of The Big Rock Show but find Foo Fighters a bit shouty." Nickelback do exactly what Nickelback do at Birmingham's Utilita Arena - and their fans wouldn't have it any other way
20 years since they first divided opinion, Nickelback prove they've got the last laugh on the haters as they return for more massive UK shows
Album Of The Week Club review: Flush The Fashion by Alice Coopeer
Recorded during Alice Cooper's "blackout" period, Flush The Fashion found The Coop exploring new sounds
Desertfest 2024 review: sludge, thrash and hair-raising volume at London’s stoner rock gathering
Masters Of Reality, Suicidal Tendencies and Godflesh lead a surprisingly eclectic lineup for the annual desert rock weekender
