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Jim Guthrie: Now, More Than Ever
In our 'Re:View' series, in which our writers examine albums from the album, Ben Howarth looks at Canadian singer-songwriter Jim Guthrie's 2003 album, 'Now, More Than Ever', which has recently been re-released
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Rickie Lee Jones: Balm in Gilead
Lisa Torem examines American singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones' 2009 and latest album, 'Balm in Gilead'
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Dirty Dozen Brass Band: My Feet Can't Fail Me Now
In our Re:View section, in which our writers reflect on albums from the past, Chris O'Toole examines New Orleans group, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band's merging of rhythm and blues, rock and traditional jazz on their debut album, 'My Feet Can't Fail Me Now'
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Adverts: Cast of Thousands
Anthony Strutt looks at seminal 1970s punks the Adverts' recently re-released second album, 'Cast of Thousands'
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Little Anthony and the Imperials: You'll Never Know
Lisa Torem assesses American rhythm and blues/soul group Little Anthony and the Imperials' 2008 album, 'You'll Never Know', which was released to coincide with their fiftieth anniversary
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Lou Reed: Rock 'n' Roll Animal
Jeff Thiessen examines Lou Reed's classic 1974 live album, 'Rock 'n' Roll Animal'
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Lou Reed: Metal Machine Music
In our 'Re:View' section, in which our writers look back on albums from the past, Jon Rogers reflects on Lou Reed's confrontational and critically panned, but heavily influential 'Metal Machine Music', which has just been reissued on Blue-Ray and DVD Audio
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Frankie Goes to Hollywood: Welcome to the Pleasuredome
in our 'Re:View' series, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Fiona Hutchings reflects upon Frankie Goes to Hollywood's 1984 debut album, 'Welcome to the Pleasuredome', which has just been released in a new expanded edition
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Elliott Smith: Roman Candle
Carl Bookstein examines the late American singer-songwriter Elliott Smith's recently reissued 1994 debut album, 'Roman Candle'
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Faith No More: Angel Dust
Jeff Thiessen reflects on San Francisco-based experimetnal rock band Faith No More's 1992 fourth album, 'Angel Dust'
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Jay-Z: The Blueprint
In our 'Re:View' section in which writers look back at albums from the past, Sarah Johnson reflects on Jay-Z's 2001 rap breakthrough album, 'The Blueprint'
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Lucy Show: ...undone
Andrew Carver looks at London-formed band the Lucy Show's post-punk debut album, '...undone', which has recently been reissued on the American Words On Music label
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R.E.M.: Automatic for the People
In our 'Re: View' series, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Carl Bookstein examines R.E.M's iconic 1992 album, 'Automatic for the People'
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Rats: The Second Long Player
Andrew Carver reflects upon 70's glam rock band the Rats long lost 'The Second Long Player', which has been recently rediscovered and restored
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Captain Beefheart: Trout Mask Replica
In our 'Re; View' series, in which our writers look back at albums from the past, Jon Rogers reflects on Captain Beefheart's surrealist 1969 album, 'Trout Mask Replica'
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