Primal scream

Notorious, long-delayed Korean shocker

Thrillingly antagonistic rock'n'roll. From Leicester

Feisty, top-drawer compilation from Californian shit-stirrers

(All 10 albums repackaged. No bonuses)

The best of compilation: a time to reflect upon a career, including even the early mishaps that eventually shape one's body of work. That's how it should be, anyway. It's telling reflection on the control freakery and uptight nature of Primal Screen that they've chosen, like some pampered footballer or insecure soap star, to relate a sanitised autobiography with Dirty Hits, ignoring their early but substantial first recordings as both fey indie janglers and one-dimensional rockers.

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Fourth album proves crowning glory of Detroit duo's meteoric career to date

"Hooligan house" is an inadequate term to describe the scope of this remarkable album from Tom Dinsdale and Simon Franks.

Four CDs of Mancunian magic from New Order's back pages, including cherry-picked album tracks, B-sides, rarities, remixes and live performances

Simply the best: 50th-anniversary reissues from hard rock’s masters of minimalism