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Jason Isbell on why Mexican-made guitars should not be underestimated
Isbell recently released a Mexican-made acoustic with Martin, based on a 1940 Martin 0-17 that he used across the entirety of his latest album, Foxes In The Snow
Raul Malo – genre-blending frontman for The Mavericks – dies aged 60
The history-making Malo – who merged together a huge body of influences to produce a truly singular sound – leaves behind a formidable legacy
This late rock guitar legend doesn’t get the credit he fully deserves, according to Paul Rodgers
The two guitar greats shared stages and studios, but Rodgers believes his former bandmate’s multi-faceted guitar chops are oft-overlooked
Gene Simmons apologizes for previous comments saying Ace Frehley dying due to a series of “bad decisions”
The former Kiss guitarist passed away in October, following a fatal fall at his home studio
Danielle Haim on her guitarist-for-hire days with Julian Casablancas, I Quit energy and Haim’s historic Grammy nomination
From their first gig at a Jewish deli to selling out arenas, Haim have been on quite a journey since their 2013 debut album – and made history as the first all-female band ever to be nominated in the Grammys’ Best Rock Album category
Gem Archer hints at Oasis' next move
Oasis embarked on one of the biggest reunion tours of all time in 2025 – and there might be more to come
The estates of Jimi Hendrix’s bandmates are suing Sony over streaming rights
Their lawyer says the musicians were marginalized by Sony Music Entertainment UK
From amps to plugins, Tosin Abasi teases the next evolution of Abasi Concepts
Abasi also addresses the ubiquitous amp modeler versus amplifier debate – and why “nothing defeats the experience of plugging into an amp”
Arm the Homeless was a disaster, then it changed rock history. Tom Morello reveals how Fender replicated its misfit charms
Arm the Homeless is synonymous with the Rage Against the Machine firebrand and one of the most iconic electric guitars of all time. Morello explains why, after 30 years, he’s finally getting sentimental about his “artistic co-worker” – and the one thing that separates the Fender replica from the original
