Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes - StickySticky, the new album from Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes, is the sonic eruption of a year plus of suppressed energy. While its an escapist experience, recent reality is never too far away. Its there in Go Get A Tattoo, which was inspired by Carters experience of having to shut his first London based tattoo parlour, Rose of Mercy, almost immediately after it opened. Its just as present in My Town, a suburban vignette of societys collective mental

and her collaborations with a whole host of underground luminaries have still touched lives

slow and heavy

the band only performed two concerts in Pswindon – a debut gig in early 1967 just after the release of the first LP and

tongue-in-cheek understatement of a LeCarre or a Philip K

Peru Bravo is a funk-fuelled ride through a radical decade

Just before forming the progressive rock band Gentle Giant Simon Dupree & The Big Sound released the single "We Are The Moles (Part 1)/(Part 2)" under the moniker The Moles

A rollicking vocalist and gifted harmonica player

The gorgeous ballad Maps was the surprise hit

Monty Waters: alto

and mind-bending fuzz

I want to laugh and sometimes I want to consider crying

ablaze with GrÌ_s‰۪ own ever-present but never intrusive wandering guitar