Latest articles by Ellie Rogers
The metal god discusses the British prog rock icons nine-part epic and watching David Gilmour play
The UK singer-songwriter on his partnership with the Big F for a unique offset, and what to expect from new album Leap
The Metallica guitarist on his horror-inspired instrumental solo EP, Portals, the evergreen joy of musical discovery, and why the omens look good for a new album from metal’s biggest band
Melodic, volatile, concise, and riddled with super-premium guitar tones, Drug Church’s new album Hygiene is “catchy music through the lens of chainsaw guitars”
The Grammy-winning songwriter discusses the quirks of his unique strumming technique, his historic punk rock heritage and how Masa Kohama became the perfect foil for his unorthodox style
The Halestorm guitarists discuss their “everything on 11” policy, making new album Back From the Dead, and working with Gibson on a fresh Explorer Bird guitar design
The UK blues sensation on making a new album of blues covers with JoBo and Josh Smith – despite not considering herself a blues artist
It’s all about “rhythmic guitar interplay” and “nice abstract melodies” – and two guitarists who couldn’t be any more different in style
The London-based Jazzmaster enthusiast shares her six-string wisdom on how to beat lockdown blues, find your sound, and explains why one guitar can be enough
Troy talks gear, collaborations, and explains why it might be a cliche that the Beatles are her biggest influence – but so what?
The power of the Danish rockers comes from Poulsen’s mighty riffs. But as a self-taught player, he admits: “I’m pretty terrible at solos!”
The modern metal man waxes lyrical about the Neural DSP Quad Cortex and his Aristides axe, and reveals how he used both to record Eternal Blue in an Airbnb kitchen
Granduciel discusses his long courtship of the Fender Jazzmaster, finding room for experimentation and why he loves to record with a “magical guitar”
The English rock outfit's new album, Amazing Things, uses their typically high-energy approach, and as Delaney explains, it's built on Marshall crunch
Pushing the boundaries of blues-rock with new album Faster, the Kansas City six-stringer is bringing her pop influences to the fore, and finding tone magic in a small combo driven hard
The English singer-songwriter talks vintage guitars, songwriting and the importance of enjoying your work
Mayer's journey as a Deadhead was like many who got into the band after the fact – except he soon found himself onstage beside Bob Weir and a custodian of the Grateful Dead's legacy
Burnside on being born into the blues and the fingerstyle authenticity behind his bare-bones approach to guitar
The Brighton alt-rocker details his love of drop tunings, mercurial time signatures and big riffs
Armed with a signature guitar and monster pedalboard, Wolfe ventures beyond blues on her experimental second album, Outlier
