
Patient Number 9 Review: Ozzy Osbourne Sounds Vitally Alive on His Thirteenth Solo Album
Ozzy Osbourne's Patient Number 9 pairs guest guitarists like Iommi, Beck, and Clapton with vital, theatrical heavy rock. Our full review.

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Ozzy Osbourne's Patient Number 9 pairs guest guitarists like Iommi, Beck, and Clapton with vital, theatrical heavy rock. Our full review.

Gojira's Fortitude blends anthemic melody with crushing riffs, delivering the French metal band's most confident and complete album yet.

Fontaines D.C. trade punk snap for brooding depth on A Hero's Death, a slow-burn triumph that rewards patience.

Deftones fuse their heaviest and most melodic eras on Ohms, a focused, crushing return to form produced by Terry Date.

Alvvays' Blue Rev buries pop hooks under noise and distortion, and the gamble mostly pays off. A track-by-track review.

Nap Eyes sharpen their wry, wandering rock sound on I'm Bad Now, trading mystery for confidence and stronger hooks.

IDLES turn rage into release on Joy as an Act of Resistance, a fierce, funny, tender punk record about modern Britain.

A look back at Ghost's Prequelle, a theatrical plague-themed album blending arena rock, disco, and metal into one of the band's best works.

Fruit Bats' Gold Past Life mixes warm nostalgia and folk-rock polish, anchored by standout track 'Your Dead Grandfather.' 8/10.

Courtney Marie Andrews goes big and soulful on May Your Kindness Remain, a record about home, loss, and grace. Review and standout tracks.
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