Woodstock proggers 3 (second prog band of the same name, apparently) have a new album of oldies called Revisions. Hey kids, can you say “contractual obligation”?

Germany’s Bullet Monks are barrelling down the autobahn with a car full of Weapons of Mass Destruction – a solid rock’n'roll album that’s just a few years too late.

Stop the press – classic rock band in actually-pretty-decent shocker! Voodoo Johnson bring the tight-trousered hot-fretboard justice on the Into the Red EP.

Heaven’s Basement blend the audio clichés of eighties rock with the visual clichés of the nineties; their self-titled EP is competent, but far from magical.

Homegrown retro rockers Stone Gods will tour the UK throughout the month of November with Aussie band Airborne.

Colorado power-trio Rose Hill Drive deliver rock-solid retro grooves on Moon Is The New Earth.

Rising from the ashes of The Darkness, Stone Gods set a course to the heart of good-time rock nostalgia with début album Silver Spoons & Broken Bones.

It’s good-time hard-rock fun all the way as Stone Gods command worship and praise from a small Sunday crowd in Portsmouth’s Wedgewood Rooms.