Rock Reviews — Page 6
Hunky Dory Review: Bowie's Brilliant Songwriter Album
Bowie's 1971 album is a witty and tender collection that predates his glam persona. Our verdict.
Trout Mask Replica Review: Wilfully Wild and Utterly Unique
Captain Beefheart's avant-garde double album is a challenging, singular listen. Our verdict.
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band Review: Primal Scream Therapy
John Lennon's first proper solo album is raw, stripped-back and emotionally naked. Our verdict.
Unknown Pleasures Review: The Sound of Post-Punk Gloom
Joy Division's debut is dark, spacious and unforgettable. Our verdict.
Bitches Brew Review: Jazz Plugs In
Miles Davis's electric double album fused jazz with rock rhythms in a long, wild experiment. Our verdict.
Elephant Review: Two People, One Enormous Sound
The White Stripes' fourth album is a raw, riff-driven celebration of garage rock and blues. Our verdict.
Achtung Baby Review: U2 Reinvent Themselves
U2's 1991 reinvention swapped earnestness for irony, industrial textures and dance beats. Our verdict.
(What's the Story) Morning Glory? Review: Britpop's Biggest Anthems
Oasis's second album is stuffed with huge choruses and Gallagher swagger. Our verdict.
The Bends Review: Radiohead Find Their Voice
Radiohead's second album is a leap in songwriting, full of great guitar rock and emotion. Our verdict.
Bringing It All Back Home Review: The First Electric Dylan
Dylan's 1965 album plugs in on one side and goes acoustic on the other, to brilliant effect. Our verdict.