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.
For their sixth album, Tedeschi Trucks Band opted to shake things up. The result, Future Soul, finds the band experimenting with shorter songs and new tones, while reaffirming the value of music’s human element in an increasingly confusing world.
The genre-bending Texas trio have always embraced the shadows. On their new record, they sink further into the sounds of sadness while testing the boundaries of black metal.
Rich Robinson details how the new Black Crowes album, A Pound of Feathers, took shape in eight fast-moving days, drawing on Clash and Cramps influences, vintage Gibsons and Marshalls, and a creative rush that left no time for second-guessing.
Kyle Thomas, a.k.a. garage-rock royalty King Tuff, left Los Angeles and moved back to the woods of Vermont. Before he did, he broke out his old Tascam tape machine and recorded Moo, his most fun collection yet.