Latest about Bill Kelliher
Are Bill Kelliher’s new Mojotone Hellbender pickups the most versatile metal humbuckers ever made?
The Mastodon rhythm king’s new signature set uses Alnico II and V ceramic magnets to deliver tones spanning brutal to beautiful
![[L-R] Bill Kelliher and Brent Hinds of Mastodon](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/KSVipMxw77RvrNWQWWgk4e-840-80.jpg.webp)
Mastodon: “We write our guitar parts separately then show them to each other. We’re not a jam band – we’re more like choreographed acrobatics”
Stylistically divergent – yet undoubtedly compatible – Mastodon guitarists Brent Hinds and Bill Kelliher unravel Hushed and Grim, the band’s first double album
Bill Kelliher reveals Ron Wood’s signature ESP as his secret studio weapon: “It’s the best-sounding Tele ever”
The Mastodon guitarist shared his love for the humbucker-equipped Rolling Stones model in a new interview on the making of Hushed and Grim
John Frusciante, Jack White, Emily Wolfe and Peter Frampton pay tribute to Electro-Harmonix founder Mike Matthews on his 80th birthday
The pedal pioneer also received touching letters from Bootsy Collins, The Black Keys, Adrian Belew, Vernon Reid, Noel Gallagher and more
Mastodon bring metal to the masses with a performance of Teardrinker on Late Night With Seth Meyers
The Atlanta stalwarts appeared on the late-night talkshow this week to deliver the dual guitar-heavy track – complete with a surprise new ESP double-cut in the hands of Brent Hinds
Bill Kelliher shares first glimpse of new double-cut ESP signature model in promo for STL ToneHub Pack
Kelliher has crammed his sounds from the new Mastodon album into a plugin – but a mystery Silverburst is stealing the limelight
Bill Kelliher: “Metallica practiced for three hours a night before playing onstage for another two. Meanwhile, we were sitting around drinking beer and picking our noses!”
The Mastodon guitarist reveals what he learned from touring with the biggest metal band in the world, and shares his thoughts on The Black Album, 30 years on
Bill Kelliher: “It’s not the gain from your pickups, pedals or amp that makes your riff heavy – it’s the riff itself”
The Mastodon guitarist details his philosophy on riff-writing in a new interview with Line 6
![[L-R] Wes Borland and Bill Kelliher](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/cZ62wRb9PenE3Um6FoeK5e-840-80.jpg.webp)
