Latest articles by DO NOT USE: Joe Bosso
It's considered one of the greatest pop songs ever recorded, but as guitarist Eric Bazilian explains, it wasn't always smooth sailing for the smash hit single
The often-overlooked former W.A.S.P. guitarist looks back on his early years, the height of fame and – oh, yes – that infamous scene in The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years
The fateful show took place at the Solnahallen in Stockholm, Sweden, on September 26, 1986, and shows the incredible live form Metallica were in after Master of Puppets
Now a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers once again, Frusciante reflects on playing with Johnny Marr and his creative philosophy in this classic edition of Dear Guitar Hero
The metal band celebrates its staying power with its self-titled fourth album.
Britain’s “poker virgin” shows her hand as an experienced shredder.
The Welsh metallists heat up their twin-ax attack with Fever.
Guitarist Llexi Leon tells his tales through his art and his music.
Rick Nielsen picks from his 2,000-strong guitar collection for Cheap Trick’s latest album.
With Only by the Night, a southern change comes at last as Kings of Leon take their rock in a new direction.
Former Soundgarden/Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell scraps his familiar musical style and enjoys an artistic rebirth with Scream, his new Timbaland-produced disc.
Meet Chickenfoot: rock and roll's most unlikely—but most talked about—supergroup.
Guitarists Lillian Berlin and Cody Becker discuss the group's latest offering, Habeas Corpus.
As Rush drop their latest release, Snakes & Arrows, guitarist Alex Lifeson reflects back on Moving Pictures, the prog-rock masterpiece that gave life to the power trio’s legend.
Dave Keuning tells how The Killers scored a knockout with their lean and mean new album, Day & Age.
Noel Gallagher and Oasis snap back into shape with Dig Out Your Soul, the Brit-Rockers' fab-tastic album.
He's a metalhead at heart, but Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman finds his considerable talents pulled in many stylistic directions on the group's latest bit of musical madness, Folie á Deux.
Fall Out Boy rhythm king Patrick Stump declares victory with his “I Don’t Care” riff and brand-new Gretsch signature guitar.
