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July 2022

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July 31
- Soulfly’s new album Totem has one mission – to bring the fury. And it succeeds
- Viking metal chieftains Amon Amarth go back to brutal basics on new album The Great Heathen Army
July 30
- Jethro Tull's controversial parody concept album still holds together 50 years on
- Cats In Space shine brightly on melodic rock masterpiece Kickstart The Sun
July 29
- Whiskey Myers swagger confidently into southern rock's promised land
- Waysted: unfulfilled potential, on-stage brilliance, songwriting genius
- Welcome to Stomu Yamashta's kaleidoscopic musical cosmos
- Keef Hartley Band: versatility and virtuosity in full swing
- The Finn Brothers' acclaimed debut album is sparkling, brooding and bloody clever
July 25
- Ithaca’s They Fear Us: metallic hardcore firebrands stake their claim to greatness with stellar second album
- Nazareth: Malice In Wonderland - Album Of The Week Club review
July 24
- Arch Enemy’s Deceivers: melodeath monarchs deliver the goods on 11th album
July 18
- The Prodigy in Birmingham: a powerful, cathartic show that did Keith Flint proud
- Guns N' Roses: Appetite For Destruction - Album Of The Week Club review
- Mikael Akerfeldt’s Clark soundtrack is an epic love letter to the history of music
July 17
- Imperial Triumphant’s Spirit Of Ecstasy: an exhilarating journey across a jazz-blasted landscape of noise
- Oceans Of Slumber’s Starlight And Ash: an elegant tapestry of mournful heaviness and gothic Americana
July 15
- Black Midi - Hellfire: "a dense and labyrinthine album"
July 14
- Oceans Of Slumber - Starlight And Ash: "long live the new Southern Gothic"
July 11
- Anthrax’s XL live album is a dive into one of metal’s greatest back catalogues
- AC/DC: Flick Of The Switch - Album Of The Week Club review
July 8
- Journey's Freedom: a succession of songs that are the stuff of legend
- Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters are polished and poised for stardom
- Frank Black & The Catholics: an ever-evolving post-Pixie career, collected
July 5
- Thor Love And Thunder review: an uproariously funny, satisfying hero's journey
July 4
- Scorpions: World Wide Live - Album Of The Week Club review
July 1
- Righteous Fool's long-shelved album will melt your face into a puddle of goo
- His Lordship: volatile punk’n’roll with amphetamine-eyed grunt