Latest about Bartees Strange
Bartees Strange on working with Jack Antonoff, his vintage guitar collection, and emulating Neil Young’s guitar sounds
The UK-born, Oklahoma-raised songwriter reflects on lusting after a Jimi Hendrix-style whammy bar, pre-amp pedals, and why he loves electric-acoustic guitars (and not acoustic-electrics)
Newly unveiled Fender Next Class of 2023 highlights 25 guitar-powered artists you need to hear this year
Momma, Bartees Strange, Samm Henshaw, Wallice, Dayglow, The Mysterines and more have been selected for the program, which will provide them with Fender products and marketing support
From cowboy licks to all-star speaker-smashing remixes: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Treat your ears to some scintillating six-string action courtesy of Robert Smith's take on Noel Gallagher, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Eric Bibb, Svalbard, Thunderpussy, The Lathums, Cafuné, Skating Polly, Rose City Band and more
Bartees Strange: “I saw a Black guitar player making contemporary music I could relate to. After that, the gates were just open”
The D.C. artist on combining TV on the Radio and My Bloody Valentine to create one of 2022's most invigorating albums
Bartees Strange: “A lot of my songs tend to start off as country songs and become something else”
On the aptly titled Farm To Table, Bartees Strange celebrates family, formative experiences, and folk-rock
From old-school soul to 8-string chug: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Start off the month on the right foot with top-tier tunes from Bartees Strange, Meshuggah, Larry McCray, Hedras, Pixies, Bleed From Within and more
Bartees Strange channels jangly indie and post-hardcore on new single Heavy Heart
The Washington DC guitarist and songwriter has signed with 4AD for his first new song of 2022
From tortured neo-soul to festival-ready indie: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Close out September on a high note with thrilling new songs from IDLES, Wet Leg, Ghost, The Lumineers, Converge, Limp Bizkit and more
Bartees Strange: "I'm very into showing that things from different genres work really well within each other"
Strange smashed hardcore, hip-hop and jazz into one of 2020's boldest albums. Here, he dishes on gear collecting, breaking boundaries, and how TV on the Radio and At the Drive-In changed his life
