Peter Hammill's Incoherence offers a unique glimpse into the febrile mind of a restless genius
An ambitious peak from a prog maverick revisited
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Hawkwind's DoReMi FasOl LaTiDo, now more earthshattering than ever before
Hawkwind's space rock classic remixed and expanded, leaves no star unturned
The Pineapple Thief up the melancholy quotient on Last To Run
British prog rockers The Pineapple Thief still going strong on new EP Last To Run
From Zero is a resounding success that fans of every era of Linkin Park can enjoy
Linkin Park's new album nods to every era of the band's career so far while still sounding fresh, new and like the band have something to say
"They’ve never sounded as elegant or assured as they do here”: Klone’s The Unseen
Continuing the melodic explorations they began in 2019, French prog metallers’ 10th full-length album is a beautiful and sophisticated piece of work
Ratt's best album Out Of The Cellar revived - just don't call it hair metal
The ultimate Ratt'N'Roll album returns
Aphrodite’s Child are ambitious and utterly bonkers on 666 The Apocalypse Of John
A multi-format re-release of Aphrodite's Child's progressive rock masterpiece
Primal Scream are sporadically groovy yet ultimately frustrating on Come Ahead
The Primal Scream team fail to get their rocks off with this underwhelming comeback
Massive Wagons conjure up more magic on Earth To Grace
Lancashire rockers Massive Wagons still going strong on album seven
Hawklords’ Relativity casts them as worriers on the edge of time
Jerry Richards’ band delivers grooves, hooks and vitality on 11th album, amid a concept story of AI and machines
"One last time let's sing together!" Pop punk heavyweights Sum 41 bid London a fond farewell with an electric show at Wembley Arena
Sum 41's farewell tour touches down for their biggest UK show ever
"Two decades after shedding their punk and black metal shackles, Sólstafir still have new ideas to explore." Iceland's coolest metal band explore their own legacy on eighth album Hin Helga Kvöl
Every shade of Sólstafir gets a look in on album number eight
“An impressive overview of his restless curiosity and hunger”: Bill Bruford’s solo box set
Jazz, fusion, and a dash of muzak from the drummer’s electronic and acoustic experiments from 1977 to 2007
Rising Herts crew Defences are evolving in all the right ways on album number three
Defences haven't quite perfected their formula yet, but if you love yourself a good slice of modern metalcore, you're gonna wanna hear this
Kevin Ayers’ All This Crazy Gift Of Time box set is a delight - especially the live sets
Lavish 10-disc package celebrates the Canterbury legend, with hard work done to deliver contemporary commentary and revitalize his 1970 Hyde Park show
The Grateful Dead accidentally invent the alt.country movement on American Beauty
Having discovered they could harmonise, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead released what many consider to be their most user-friendly album
T.Rex's back catalogue mined again on Bolan Boogie - The Best Of T.Rex
Is there room for another small piece of Marc Bolan?
Phil Manzanera's collegiate spirit evident on the sprawling box set 50 Years Of Music
11-CD collection of Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera's solo work
Live review: The Cure celebrate everything that makes them great at spotless album release show
At the intimate Troxy venue, The Cure celebrate the newly released Songs Of A Lost World and so much more, offering three hours of surprises, singalongs and pure emotion
