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August 2021

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August 31
- Iron Maiden's Senjutsu: an electrifying, cinematic masterpiece
August 30
- Neil Young: Tonight’s The Night - Album Of The Week Club review
August 27
- NMB - Innocence & Danger: "Delivers big themes..."
- Leprous - Aphelion: "Entering uncharted territory, proving utterly fearless..."
- Brian Setzer's Gotta Have The Rumble: shooting from the hip with infectious precision
- Power Trio by Danko Jones: a relentless surge of high-energy, rock’n’roll savagery
- Neal Morse Band contrast the epic with the concise on Innocence & Danger
- Robben Ford reminds us of his place high amongst guitar’s world rankings
August 24
- Turnstile's Glow On: melodic hardcore punk expansionists' most eclectic statement yet
- Leprous's Aphelion: emotional splendour from Norway's progressive masters
- Jinjer's Wallflowers: the angriest album of 2021?
August 23
- Creedence Clearwater Revival: Pendulum - Album Of The Week Club review
August 20
- Trifecta - Fragments review
- Caravan - Who Do You Think We Are? review
- Eric Clapton's self-titled debut album: now expanded, but not essential
- Caravan: 37 discs of rule breaking and treasure on Who Do You Think We Are?
- Tricks On My Mind by Sweet Crisis: a debut of great depth and quality
- Deep States by Tropical F**k Storm is an unpredictable and thrilling mess
August 17
- Between The Buried And Me's Colors II: reaffirming the band as once-in-a-lifetime masterminds
- Deafheaven's Infinite Granite: fifth album struggles to hold up
August 16
- Roger Chapman - Life In The Pond review
- Traffic: The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys - Album Of The Week Club review
August 13
- The Grid/Fripp – Leviathan review
- Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand review
- Sepultura's Sepulquarta: an open-minded, bone-rattling blast
- The Cold Stares' Heavy Shoes: infusing their blues with a dose of rock classicism
- Blacktop Mojo shine on album of arena-sized anthems
August 12
- Rega Planar 3 review
- Shure SE425 Wired earbuds review
August 11
- Sepultura's SepulQuarta: fans craving reimaginings risk disappointment
August 9
- GosT's Rites Of Love And Reverence: the dark side claims another synthwave scalp
- The Quireboys: A Bit Of What You Fancy - Album Of The Week Club review
August 6
- George Harrison's solo creative peak expanded but still charming
- Brian May provides bangs for bucks as Back To The Light gets a makeover
- Night Ranger underwhelm as songwriting falls short on ATBPO
August 2
- Lingua Ignota's Sinner Get Ready: haunting, intricate and wonderfully complex
- Bad Company: Straight Shooter - Album Of The Week Club review