Rising experimental hardcore outfit Truck Violence are set for a breakout year. Guitarist Paul Lecours and bassist Chris Clegg tell us about their new record and the enduring power of doing things yourself (with a little help from your friends).
The British guitar legend takes us inside the newly restored Robin Trower Live!—the 1975 concert document that captured his Strat, Marshall, and Uni-Vibe at full power.
The Wisconsin-bred blues-rock virtuoso has never sounded more assured—or more exposed—than he does on his fourth album, Louder Than Fate. Nichols talks big riffs, raw vulnerability, and a songwriting approach that puts the song above the solo.
The singer, songwriter and guitarist took years to make the new Against the Dying of the Light. The result is perhaps his most ambitious album yet, incorporating exotic rhythms, alternate tunings, and a quiet reckoning with AI and human consciousness.
After years spent balancing music and family life, the singer-songwriter reemerges with Sunny, I Was Wrong, a warm, unguarded collection that finds beauty in restraint and the stories that surface when you slow down.
The legendary drone-metal duo returns with a self-titled album that turns the clock back to their earliest days. Amid the guitars, amps, and mountain-moving volumes, the project’s beating heart is the same: the friendship between guitarists Greg Anderson and Stephen O’Malley.
The legendary guitarist reflects on a 55-year career, his tribute to Jeff Beck and Alexander Dumble on the new Two Shades of Blue, and how chasing heroes he couldn’t copy led him to his own unmistakable voice.
