Author: Team Uber

If there is one word guaranteed to making an aging rocker feel even more ancient and decrepit than they probably already are it is “anniversary”. But it is also a testament to the longevity of both us and the music that we love so much that many artists and albums are marking significant landmarks. This year alone marks the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s seminal ‘IV’ and, in a different mien, three decades of Metallica’s ‘Black’ album… We could probably go on to fill the space we have for this review with a seemingly endless list of other releases marking such occasions. Now, as 2021, the year in which music was reborn, hurtles towards its eventful and Covidicated way towards its weary conclusion, we mark 45 years of an album on which fans initially turned their backs but then adopted to make it the biggest selling release in the band’s history – ‘Destroyer’…