Latest articles by Joshua M. Miller
The unique amp packed some unusual built-in effects that can be heard across the band’s discography
Denim & Diamonds finds Lane developing her voice on the guitar in the company of Alain Johannes, Dean Fertita and producer Josh Homme
The iconic singer-songwriter reflects on his Creedence Clearwater Revival-era gear – including “the best-sounding solid-state amp ever made” – and the long-awaited release of the band’s famed 1970 Royal Albert Hall show
'71's Muswell Hillbillies and '72's Everybody’s in Show-Biz are essential listening for any music fan. Here, Davies revisits the two LPs, which captured the band just as they entered their most experimental era
Sophie Allison is a guitar diehard, best showcased in the expansive tones of new album Sometimes, Forever – here she explains her individualistic approach to the instrument
The Radio Moscow guitarist has a new sound, and it's got one hell of a groove, inspired by digging deep into the crates and the freedom to really cut loose on guitar
Experiencing a creative rut? It might be a simple case of bluegrass to the rescue
The prolific frontman, producer and fuzz pedal aficionado at large takes five to talk five, unpacking the stories behind a fistful of the band's most-loved tracks
The Kentuckian's guitar-laden new album has plenty of six-string bite – courtesy of her unique perspective and vintage Guilds
The D.C. artist on combining TV on the Radio and My Bloody Valentine to create one of 2022's most invigorating albums
The AOR icon shares the stories behind eight Journey songs, including four from the band's life-affirming new album, Freedom, and four stone-cold classics from the catalog
The heralded British guitarist on taking on blues gems by Little Milton, Magic Sam, Albert King and more
The drummer who got addicted to guitar discusses his epic gear collection, working with John Lennon and Jeff Beck, and the making of the Rockford, Illinois rock institution’s storming new album, In Another World
The likes of Tom Morello, Joe Bonamassa and Satchel still can’t find what they're looking for, but they know why the Edge rules, and just how he's shaped the sound of modern guitar
In this exclusive interview, U2's trailblazing sonic architect recalls how 1981’s October and 1991’s Achtung Baby helped the band forge and refine their identity
After circling it for years, the Austin-based guitarist gives in to the undeniable power of the blues
How the Atlanta rockers’ 1990 debut set the table for a career that distilled rock ’n’ roll to its quintessence, and brought soul, blues and a sense of ambition into the mix
The acoustic duo dive head first into uncharted waters on their dazzling new EP
Sons of Creedence Clearwater Revival's John Fogerty, the brothers are writing the next chapter in the family's storied musical history
Ever since their Audioslave cover caught Tom Morello’s ear, these Ohio rockers have been letting their freak flag fly
Harper discusses the inspirations and perspiration that went into his novelistic lap-steel album, Winter Is For Lovers
The Guitar Man and blues-rock maestro puts the kettle on and sits down to talk British blues, Abbey Road and Royal Tea track-by-track
From Jeff Buckley to Gods and Monsters and beyond, the Captain Beefheart alum celebrates his diverse career on an impressive new compilation album
