Week 69 of Uber Rock's Album Cover Of The Week feature. I guess we'd better sex it up a little then, get the juices flowing and the gussetts a-trembling. There have been a couple of reissues from those handsome boys Gunnar and Matthew Nelson this year, but how about we use the Uber Rock crystal ball and take a curious look into their highly sexual future.....

This album cover has been doing the rounds for a while but I've resisted putting it up as an Uber Rock Album Cover Of The Week until there was a special occasion. Then I realised that putting it up would make today a special occasion! Here is it, yet another God-bothering monstrosity from Cover Art Hell.....

It's not very often you get the chance to review the same gig twice, but then at Uber Rock we don't really do things by the norm, do we? Here Dom Daley turns back the clock to May 2011 for a one-off UK show from the legendary Heavy Metal Kids with LA Guns frontman Phil Lewis on vocals. This time around however the show comes to URHQ as we review the DVD from that special night.  

There is no better feeling than when the Uber Rock Massive get together at a gig, car boot sale or barn dance, take their tops off and wrestle the day away. In honour of our favourite non-metal stress reliever, I present to you the 66th fine example of Album Cover Of The Week. Clicking the Facebook 'like' link at the top of the page basically says that you wanna join us....

Yesterday we gave you the cock rocking rundown from numbers 20 to 2 of Ross Welford's bitchin' Top 20 Glam Albums Of All Time list. If you checked it out then you will have seen some great albums from some great bands. There were also albums from Warrant, Spread Eagle and Pretty Boy Floyd. Today Uber Rock unveils the number one album on the list as voted by the Uber Rock Soldiers and shows a video of just how the band should be remembered. Read on, you might be surprised.....then again......

Who says that bands from the past can't keep on producing quality rock ready to rub shoulders with their classic output from their respective heydays? Not me. Why? Because a certain band, with their latest release this year, very nearly produced the finest album cover of their career. I say nearly because, well, sometimes the old school is the way cool......

Just over a year ago our hombre Jeff Williams, of Onslaught bass fame, decided to keep an occasional diary for us centering around what he had been up to in the crazy world of rock 'n' roll. So what better place to sharpen his typewriter than a country with an 111 million population, all of whom seemingly love heavy metal? Welcome to Mexico.

Before that bloke in a cardigan sucked the glamour out of rock music, image was king of the metal world as the 1980's eased into the 1990's. Bands had to rely on a great image in order to get their foot on the ladder to success. Week 16 of Über Röck's cheeky feature Album Cover Of The Week champions a band who eschewed a sexy band photo for their album cover, instead settling for a big fucking bird....

Almost two decades ago, Ian Bell saw Shonen Knife support a 'soon-to-explode band' by the name of Nirvana. Now he revisits the band by watching their 'Live At Mohawk Place' DVD and feels like he's been reunited with an old acquaintance. So much so in fact that he has just invested in the missing links of their back catalogue. How good must this live disc be? Read on and find out.....

Week 14 of our Album Cover Of The Week feature that gets men a-weeping and girls a-seeping, and now we're swimming with the big fish. Huge rock legends whose album covers have graced the walls of millions of rock fans around the planet. If you had this album cover on your wall in the past, we salute you \m/ - if you have it on your wall right now, we're moving in!