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David Gilmour sets the record straight on the chance of a Pink Floyd reunion with Roger Waters
The powerhouse Gilmour–Waters partnership is no more – and Floyd fans will most likely never experience it again
The day the Beatles visited New York’s most legendary guitar store
The salesmen at Manny's Music were happy to give the Fab Four a free guitar, but needed permission from its manufacturer. No freebies, they were told – not even for the biggest band in history
Alex Lifeson reveals his biggest challenge when preparing for the Rush reunion tour
Just three days ago, Lifeson and Lee announced that they will be touring again as Rush – with the addition of a new drummer
Two legends of fretless bass, one whip-smart genius shredder – how a mind-blowing Testament x Pestilence fusion project came together
When Steve DiGiorgio and Jeroen Paul Thesseling found Boston shredder Eve, they had found their ace in the hole. And she was a fretless bass player. Three on fretless!? DiGiorgio and Thesseling explain all
Nova Twins on keeping sonic secrets, putting vocals through a Plexi – and blowing up amps
Amy Love and Georgia South reveal everything they’re prepared to tell about the atypical tones on latest album Parasites & Butterflies. And if you think they’re miming on stage, they’d like you to think again
Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee announce Rush reunion tour – and name who will be playing drums
The seven-city Rush reunion tour – dubbed Fifty Something – is slated for 2026, and kicks off in LA
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How the triple-guitar threat of the Texas Headhunters is keeping a Lone Star tradition alive
With three prodigious gunslingers all bringing their secret sauce to the cook-off, Jesse Dayton, Ian Moore and Johnny Moeller are channeling the blues they grew up with – and taking it to new places, too
25 years ago, Radiohead were the world's most talked-about guitar band. Then they burned the rulebook
Released 25 years ago, Kid A subverted all of the lofty expectations that had been placed on the band, and cemented their status as one of popular music's leading creative lights
New Zealand indie-rock outfit The Beths had their gear stolen in France – and are now appealing for its return
The stolen gear includes some pretty rare guitars, including a Burns Club Series Double Six 12-string and a custom handmade guitar by Trent Guitars
"Unfortunately I can imagine that because nothing would surprise me": The Living End's Chris Cheney on AI punk bands, going back to basics, the Spotify exodus and rock 'n' roll as a life force
Guitarists The teenagers who loved 'Prisoner of Society' in the '90s are now in their forties, but on new LP I Only Trust Rock n Roll, The Living End sounds as vital as ever.
