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.