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GALLERY: Riot Fest 2017

Check out the instruments used by members of Queens of the Stone Age, Jawbreaker, Bad Brains, Prophets of Rage, New Order, Built to Spill, and others who rocked the Chicago fest.

Fidlar’s Elvis Kuehn

Never wavering for a second, the FIDLAR (F*#^ it Dog, Life’s a Risk) lead guitarist thrashed on his Fender American Professional Jazzmaster.

The Spring King Junior follows in the footsteps of the original Spring King reverb, however, with a much smaller footprint.

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Two new acoustic models from Cort with solid red cedar tops and black satin finishes.

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The newest pedal in Supercool's lineup, designed to honor the classic RAT distortion pedal with more tone customization, a dead-quiet circuit response, and an eye-catching design.

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Megan and Rebecca Lovell don’t use many effects pedals. They didn’t even use amps until they were 16.

Photo by Robby Klein

The sisterly Southern-rock duo learned to be more vulnerable with one another, and it’s led to a new album—and their biggest success yet.

Larkin Poe, the fiery roots-rock band fronted by sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell, have managed to achieve something that so many touring bands never do: They feel content with their level of success. In their case, that includes a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album, for 2022’s Blood Harmony; packed-out headlining shows at many of the best-sounding clubs and theaters in the country; and delicious, nutritious prepared foods.

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