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June 2022

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June 30
- Shinedown paint a bleak, chilling picture of the future on Planet Zero
June 28
- House Of Marley Redemption ANC 2 earbuds review
June 27
- Yungblud’s Glastonbury set was another step to inevitable world domination
- Elbow - Flying Dream 1: "rich with an honest warmth"
- Turnstile’s incendiary set steals the weekend at Glastonbury
- Steely Dan: Can't Buy A Thrill - Album Of The Week Club review
June 24
- Alestorm's Seventh Rum Of A Seventh Rum: "all the joyless enthusiasm of a dog licking its balls"
- Zola Jesus - Arkhon: "a feast of many flavours"
- Arthur Brown - Long Long Road: "one of music's true greats"
- Porcupine Tree - Closure/Continuation: "another exceptional record"
- Noisy US quintet Candy push the post-hardcore envelope on Heaven Is Here
- Porcupine Tree's gorgeous comeback album is an elegant and accomplished treasure
- Songbird is not the Christine McVie collection she deserves
- Black Stone Cherry join the ranks of the Royal Albert Hall legends
- Supersonic Blues Machine are the sound of modern blues in the ascendant
- Canadian post-hardcore kings Alexisonfire have made a comeback album to be proud of
- Brian Jonestown Massacre: still frayed, still imperfect, still out on their own
- If you like deep-thinking Canadian art-rock, then Motherhood might be for you
- Petrol Girls' Baby is an exhilarating, incandescent rebel yell of an album
June 23
- Red Hot Chili Peppers get the funk back to basics in Manchester
June 22
- Amazon Music Unlimited review: get your streaming fix on a budget
- Ecstatic, chaotic, intoxicating: Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis reclaims the King. But is it too good to be true?
June 21
- Ghost at Hellfest: more menacing and seductive than ever, despite the early finish
June 20
- Nine Inch Nails at the Eden Project: what happened when Trent and co played the world's biggest greenhouse
- Santana: Abraxas - Album Of The Week Club review
June 17
- Nova Twins' Supernova is the album leading alt rock into a new future
- The Smile have just released the best Radiohead album in over a decade
- Future-metal duo Nova Twins crank up the noise and they're only getting started
- Lit have returned to the party
- Soulfly's new box is five discs of straight-up brutality and explosive, esoteric rackets
- Dan Reed Network's new album is funky, dripping with melody, and a joy to hear
June 16
- Riverside - Anno Domini High Definition: "their most endearing album to date"
- Review: Ex-Dillinger Escape Plan singer Greg Puciato digs deep into his psych on Mirrorcell
June 14
- How Spiritbox's first ever UK show proved they are metal's most exciting new band
June 13
- Here's what happened when UK drag superstar Bimini rocked Download Festival
- Tygers Of Pan Tang: Crazy Nights - Album Of The Week Club review
June 12
- Iron Maiden just reminded Download Festival why they are still heavy metal's true masters
June 10
- Shearwater - The Great Awakening: "a remarkable, atmospheric set"
- The Utopia Strong - International Treasure: "a triumph of foraging spontaneity"
- Kiss at Donington 1996: officially not as underwhelming as it seemed at the time
- Kreator's Hate Uber Alles sounds like a knife fight waiting to happen
- Kula Shaker: still stuck in a world of pot, patchouli and letting it all hang out
- It’s business as usual for Michael Monroe and business is feisty
June 8
- Velvet Revolver's Contraband: a triumph of faith over circumstance
June 7
- Eargrace High Fidelity Earplugs review
June 6
- Loop Experience earplugs review
- Alter Bridge: Blackbird - Album Of The Week Club review
June 3
- Run The Jewels remind London why they're one of music's most essential live acts
- Candlemass: one of heavy metal’s crown jewels gets a polish
- Argent's latest collection reveals them to be ripe for rediscovery
- Crobot's Feel This is an energetic celebration of straight-up, fat-free riffery
- The Sheepdogs' mid-70s jams are purpose-built to banish woe
- Fantastic Negrito's visionary White Jesus Black Problems sounds like everything else and nothing else