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Review: Stoner rockers Kyuss were epitomisers of the sound in their day, but after a respectable spate of four albums, the band went their separate ways in 1995. After all bitternesses and resentments bowled over, they found it in their hearts to look back - and this selection of 15 rare tracks brings together the best cuts of live material, B-sides and more. This is fast-paced, moody and fearsome rock.

Review: Morphine could be described as one of the biggest cult acts of the 90s, except given that the band sold more than 100,000 copies of the original version of this album, they're probably a bit big and successful to labour under that banner. With a nice sleazy twist, they combine jazz - their distinctive honking sax is an integral part of their trademark sound - and blues with flick-knife rock and roll that packs a mean swagger and grooves aplenty.