By Alan Di Perna, Photo by Adam KrauseSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by By Alan Di Perna, Photo by Adam Krause Spoon: Naked Launch By By Alan Di Perna, Photo by Adam Krause published 7 April 10 Spoon's Britt Daniel explains to Guitar World why less is more on his band's new album, Transference. Bands Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1“You’re hearing a shredder struggling on 11 flatwound strings trying to solo – I tried to mimic Thin Lizzy and Jurassic Park”: Amyl and the Sniffers are one of the hottest rock bands on the planet – and they got there by breaking punk’s no-solos rule2“No, this is not a note for note rendition. And no I don’t care that a bunch of people online hated this”: Grace Bowers continues her winning streak with a wah-laden rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner at an NFL game3His devastating riffs almost single-handedly invented djent, and his Allan Holdsworth-inspired solos blew an entire generation of guitarists’ minds: how Meshuggah’s Fredrick Thordendal changed the face of metal4“The final song that Edward and Alex wrote together”: Eddie Van Halen’s soloing takes center stage once again – as the last song he ever wrote with his brother is released5“How good is a guitar that breaks down into three parts going to sound? As it happens, we were in for a pleasant surprise”: Furch Little Jane LJ 10-SM review
Spoon: Naked Launch By By Alan Di Perna, Photo by Adam Krause published 7 April 10 Spoon's Britt Daniel explains to Guitar World why less is more on his band's new album, Transference.
