Men will still say: “This was their finest MB42!” • Darkest Hour — Undoing Ruin (Victory) :: It’s always darkest before the yawn. • Catlow — Kiss The World (Boompa) :: Chandler’s restless lunatic daughter from The Big Sleep records a chirpy album of perky power pop rubber-room refrains. • Kid Icarus — The Metal West (Summersteps) :: Track one has a jing-janglin’ juju stutter-step. Then they vary the menu with a buffet of smart ’60s stylings that range from acoustics and harp to rude unruly fuzztone. • Led Zeppelin — Presence (Swan Song) :: It’s easy to forget how unrelentingly brutal these four guys could be when they were really angry. Bonus points for singing with a broken leg. • Ringo Starr — Choose Love (KOCH) :: Hey, if half of your old band was gone, you’d start singing heartfelt spiritual songs like “Oh My Lord” too. • Pete Townshend & Roger Daltry — Who’s Left (Decca) :: Then again, maybe you wouldn’t. • The Moggs — The White Belt Is Not Enough (Absolutely Kosher) :: He’s a git picker. She’s a skin whacker. Together they beat the Kills at their own minimalist game. • Devildriver — The Fury Of Our Maker’s Hand (Roadrunner) :: Where have you gone, Phil Anselmo? A nation turns its bleeding ears to you. • Ric Flair — To Be The Man (WWE Books) :: Woo! Woo! Woo! • SIZZLING PLATTER OF THE WEEK: Jennifer Foster — Fit for Mars (Kanada Kid) :: Jen has the vivacious looks, the vocal hooks, and an engaging witty songwriting style that’ll playfully sucker-punch you when you least expect it and have you down on the floor looking up with a new-found respect before you even know what hit you. You can trust me when I tell you she’s that good. • Be seeing you!