Pennywise: All Albums Ranked
Pennywise are an American punk rock band from California, USA. With Fletcher Dragge on guitar and Jim Lindberg on vocals, Pennywise have released punk albums since the 1990s, including Full Circle, Unknown Road, Straight Ahead and Land of the Free. All Things Rock have reviewed and ranked every Pennywise album for fans of punk rock bands such as Offspring, Bad Religion, Green Day and NOFX
Lamb of God: All Albums Ranked
Since the turn of the century, Lamb of God have led the charge in modern metal. There are several contenders for ‘Best Lamb of God Album’, which is testament to the consistent quality of their output, and they continue to be one of the very best live acts on the planet. We have reviewed and ranked every Lamb of God (and Burn the Priest) record and picked out some key (and lesser-known) tracks. What you do you think? Check out our playlist, have your say in the comments below, and check out some of our other album rankings!
CRIMINALLY Forgotten Albums
There are so many brilliant albums that have been forgotten through the passage of time. In an alternate universe, these records would be revered just as much as ‘Nevermind’, ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ and ‘The Black Album’. All Things Rock have compiled some forgotten gems which you need to hear, from bands such as Kerbdog, Silver Sun, Mansun, No Use For a Name, Set to Stun, My Vitrol, Omar Rodriguez Lopez and Presidents of the USA
The Best Covers of Black Sabbath Songs
There have been numerous brilliant Black Sabbath covers over the years. Marking the celebration of Black Sabbath’s last-ever show on Sunday 5th July 2025, we have compiled the very best covers of their well-known and more obscure tracks, featuring bands such as Lamb of God, Weezer, Rob Zombie, Sepultura, Ugly Kid Joe, Metallica, Machine Head, Soulfly and more. Check out our Spotify playlist. Horns up and enjoy the riffs!
Machine Head: All Albums Ranked
For over 30 years, Machine Head have set the standard for metal, producing album after album of top quality music. The general consensus is that they have had patchy periods (Supercharger and Catharsis, in particular), but the reality is more nuanced than that. Yes, they have dipped their toe into nu metal and rap metal, but with the high standard of songwriting and Robb Flynn’s empowering vocals, who cares! We have undertaken the tricky task of ranking all Machine Head records - what do you think?