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Flaky, star-studded homage to the late, great Joey, Dee Dee and Da Brudders

Two EPs from modern-day Bob Dylan

A sax supreme

Clint Eastwood's classic final word on the western genre

Swedish punk with melodic flair

Former frontman of Avalanche and Ennui does it his way

Maryland foursome produce second album of kiddie-pleasing punk

Twenty-two tracks from Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder tour finally see official release

Promising, optimistic debut from 21st-century Prefab Sprout

The Beatles, The Doors, The Bee Gees, Curtis, Kris and Willie etc, are treated to a first-class passage to heaven thanks to Green's matchless ability to inhabit his material. Buy it for yourself, soul brothers and sisters. The Prisoners IN FROM THE COLD BIG BEAT The Prisoners spearheaded an early '80s Medway garage scene that spat in the eye of synth-pop ubiquity. Their fourth LP was released just as their parent label, Stiff, went bust in 1986.