Infusing Dark Heavy Metal Riffs with a Touch of Blues By Metal Mike Chlasciak published 27 February 18
How to Devise Melodic Metal Licks for Rhythm Guitar Parts By Metal Mike Chlasciak published 5 February 18 When writing riffs, one of the greatest challenges is to create parts that are not just melodically and rhythmically effective but also memorable and powerful.
Monster Licks: Over-the-Top Fun with the E Diminished 7th Scale By Glenn Proudfoot published 9 January 18
Eight Underrated Eighties Metal Riffs (And How to Play Them) By Guitar World Staff published 5 January 18
Pentatonic Trailblazing: How to Navigate Through a Familiar Scale to Produce Fresh-Sounding Licks By Metal Mike Chlasciak published 2 January 18
How to Incorporate Minor Scales Into Riffs and Rhythm Parts By Metal Mike Chlasciak published 14 December 17
Unlock the Secrets of the Seven Fundamental Modes Favored by Randy Rhoads By Metal Mike published 6 December 17
Ne Obliviscaris Premiere “Urn (Part I)" Playthrough Video By Guitar World Staff published 14 November 17
More on Exploring Country-Style “Chicken Pickin’ ” Techniques in Metal By Mike Orlando published 3 November 17
10 Essential Metal Rhythm Guitar Techniques in One Song By Damian Fanelli published 26 October 17 In the recently posted clip below, TDOVmusic, the guys who brought you "10 Essential Whammy Bar Techniques in One Song,"present"10 Essential Metal Rhythm Guitar Techniques in OneSong."
Narcotic Wasteland Premiere "Faces of Meth" Guitar Playthrough By Jackson Maxwell published 6 October 17
Brendon Small Premieres "Icarus Six Sixty Six" Lesson Video By Guitar World Staff published 5 October 17
How to Develop Appealing Metal Riffs and Solo Ideas Using One String By Metal Mike Chlasciak published 15 September 17
Theme and Development: Two-Hand Percussive Tapping Variations By Mike Orlando published 12 September 17
Muscle Memory—The Real Trick to Becoming Lightning Fast By Blaine Kaltman published 11 September 17 There are no shortcuts to greatness. The old adage "practice makes perfect" lives on for a reason: the more you do something the better you will get at it.
Betcha Can't Play This: Uncured's Blistering "Petrified" By Jackson Maxwell published 11 September 17