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Review: Duran Duran are now well past their 15th album, but Pop Trash was their tenth back in 2000. It was the last record the band wrote with guitarist Warren Cuccurullo, while John Taylor was also not in the band at the time. Following this album, the original line-up reformed and beat working on new music which eventually took the form of their Astronaut album. It was a deal with BMG that led to this one being reissued after many years of it being available on CD-only. Here it comes on two slabs of black wax with hits like 'Someone Else Not Me' still sounding superb.

Review: This live album captures Slade at the peak of their rock 'n' roll prowess. Recorded in 1978 at the New Victoria Theatre in London, the album showcases the band's electrifying stage presence and raw energy. With anthemic hits coming thick and fast, Slade ignite the crowd with their infectious hooks and raucous performances. Frontman Noddy Holder's powerful, ultra-distinctive vocals and guitarist Dave Hill's blistering solos drive the show, creating a memorable concert experience that can be enjoyed all over again here.