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Anthrax lifers Scott Ian and Charlie Benante weigh in on returning to sub-four-minute thrash songs and contemplating the end on Cursum Perficio

Greta Van Fleet’s detractors are loud as ever – but on new album Palace for the People, Jake Kiszka and his Gibson “Excalibur” come out swinging

In this exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, Cooper tells how drugs, knives, drag queens, bouncing checks and a guitar calamity gave them a rude awakening in NYC

The 16-year-old Thai Ibanez fan reveals how she learned to play, the gear that shapes her sound and the influence she’d love to work with – which could actually happen very soon

This mid-’50s cutaway model is one of only seven made by the Boston-based company

Quicksand’s new album is a brutal listen. So why are Sergio Vega and Walter Schreifels wary of “sounding hippie”?

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Nat Weiss, an entertainment lawyer who represented the Beatles, saw something beyond a great sideman when he encountered Stanley Clarke playing bass in a club

The British silverbacks banned “egos and arguments” – but anything else goes on a head-to-head album that keeps the prog fires burning

After rescuing her backstage, Protomartyr befriended Kelley Deal and drafted her as a touring member. Ahee looks back on that incident and declares his love of P-90s