How an uncle-nephew guitar team, a vacuum repair shop, and some Van Halen, John Mayer and Fireball Whisky grew into West Texas Degenerate, the band’s grittiest album yet.
Jon Roncolato and Zach Ziemer are applying art-world authentication methods to vintage guitars—using spectrometers, analytical chemistry, and comparative data to verify everything from finishes to fret wire.
Dave Mustaine spent four decades igniting thrash metal with Megadeth. Now, he reflects on closing the book with the band’s 17th and final studio album, the health battles that led him here, and the riff-driven legacy he's leaving behind.
PG sits down with Gibson Certified Vintage Manager Mitch Conrad to learn how the innovative program sources, authenticates, and, if necessary, restores extraordinary guitars—from '50s Les Pauls to forgotten prototypes and beyond.
From hand-crafted Masterbuilts to U.S. models to import offerings (and even an acoustic), here’s everything you need to know about Nuno Bettencourt’s new guitar brand.
After 35 years with Washburn, the Extreme guitarist opens up about launching Nuno Guitars, featuring new models and the iconic N4, all under his own name.
The Irish quintet craft bewitching walls of sound on their new album, We Were Just Here, with guitarists David Noonan and Mete Kalyon pushing boundaries through experimental textures and twisted melodies that transform guitars into something far beyond traditional rock.
The Dixie Dregs founder and former Deep Purple guitarist talks hard work—musical and otherwise—as he releases the high-flying Triangulation, his first Steve Morse Band record in 16 years.
