Synesthesia and the Musical Mind By Peter Hodgson If you don't happen to have synesthesia, that doesn't mean you can't use its general concept as a compositional tool.
Blackberry Smoke Push Their Southern Sounds to the Edge of Classic Seventies Metal By Peter Hodgson Blackberry Smoke The Georgia Southern rock outfit’s fifth album reads as an unspoken tribute to those who came before, from musical heroes to family to classic vintage guitars.
Joshua Moore and Lou Cotton of We Came As Romans Talk Gear, New Album By Peter Hodgson Guitar World sits down with We Came As Romans, the metalcore giants who, on their self-titled fourth album, get pushed to new extremes.
Thy Art Is Murder Discuss New Album, 'Holy War' By Peter Hodgson Guitar World sits down with the Australian deathcore merchants who are looking to break out stateside with their new album, Holy War.
Interview: Joakim Nilsson of Graveyard By Peter Hodgson Graveyard are rocky, hairy, bluesy, noisy, heavy, slightly psychedelic and loud. Guitarist Joakim Nilsson discusses the band's new album, Hisingen Blues.
