Queen: the collector's edition of The Miracle is filled with treasures yet profoundly sad
A multi-disc box set of Queen's The Miracle, featuring six previously unreleased tracks
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Kiss celebrate Creatures Of The Night's 40th birthday with kountless kollektibles
The 40th Anniversary Super Deluxe edition of Kiss's Creatures Of The Night boasts 103 total tracks and your choice of new doorbell ring
Nickelback's Get Rollin’: it sizzles, it pumps, it's more of the same
Nickelback's 10th album Get Rollin' is the sound of a band playing to their strengths, again
Senseless Things: The First Of Too Many album review
Expanded version of the debut album from underrated second-gen UK pop-punk from The Senseless Things
Witch Fever: Manchester doom-punks' dark magic holds London spellbound
Fast-rising cult heroines Witch Fever deliver captivating performance at intimate London show
Candlemass' Sweet Evil Sun: down-to-earth doom for the diehards
Candlemass' new album Sweet Evil Sun sees the Swedes stay the course for Sabbath worship - but their luck may have run out
Biffy Clyro at the London O2: a cathartic, euphoric triumph for British rock's national treasures
Biffy Clyro remind everyone why they're one of modern rock music's most vital and emotionally compelling bands
Deep Purple: Made In Japan - Album Of The Week Club review
Made In Japan showcases Deep Purple at the height of their powers, straddling an indelicate line between intense and indulgent, monstrous and meandering
Disturbed’s Divisive: David Draiman weighs in on the culture wars on powerful new album
Album review: modern metal heavyweights Disturbed deliver power, passion and few surprises on new album Divisive
Bruce Springsteen fails to catch fire on tasteful but hit-and-miss karaoke set
Bruce Springsteen cranks up his soul-man jukebox on covers album, with mixed results
Guns N' Roses: a super deluxe reminder of a band who were never the same again
If the original 30 Use Your Illusion tracks weren’t enough for you, here’s a box set that adds 47 contemporaneous live performances
Tuk Smith's debut solo album: an exhilarating love letter to the intoxicating power of music
Former Biters frontman Tuk Smith returns with sparkling sort-of-solo album Ballad Of A Misspent Youth
Lords of darkness The Afghan Whigs bring post-Bonfire Night fireworks to London
Greg Dulli's grungy soulmen The Afghan Whigs continue their resurgent second act at the reopened KOKO
Iggy Pop: Instinct - Album Of The Week Club review
After the chart success of Real Wild Child, Iggy Pop changed tack and came back with Instinct , a chest-thumping pile of meat ’n’ potatoes metal
Epica’s The Alchemy Project: symphonic metallers take a turn for the unexpected with left-field friends
Album review: symphonic metal A-listers Epica get on down with some unexpected guests on The Alchemy Project
Steely Dan: still hip-cool and sophisticated after all these years
Steely Dan's debut album Can't Buy A Thrill, freshly polished to appear on SACD and audiophile vinyl
Look out! Black Sabbath's Dio classics are still powerful evidence of their last great era
Black Sabbath's Dio-era classics Heaven And Hell and Mob Rules have been reissued as Deluxe Editions (again) but the quality still shines
Devin Townsend - Lightwork: "Glorious!"
Not yet ratedCanadian maverick swaps heavy riffs for synths and strings
The Moon City Masters: feel-good rock'n'roll the way they used to make it
You want classic? You got it: The Moon City Masters mine rock's rich past on joyously upbeat new album The Famous Moon City Masters
