Darkglass Electronics

Rig Rundown: God Is an Astronaut [2021]

February 10, 2021

See the transformation from digital efficiency to a sprawling setup for Ghost Tapes #10 that now includes Gretsches, Jazzmasters, traditional tube heads, and more stomps than a store.

Darkglass Electronics Aggressively Distorting Advanced Machine Demo - Winter Gear Slam '21

February 8, 2021

Shawn Hammond

Designed for bassist/producer extraordinaire Adam "Nolly" Getgood (of Periphery fame), A.D.A.M.'s distortion, IR, and gain flexibility makes it equally useful for guitar.

No Mics, No Cab, No Problem!

January 29, 2021

Rich Osweiler

Streamline your stage or studio rig and increase your tone options at the same time with one of these speaker-simulation pedals.

Rig Rundown: Panic! at the Disco’s Nicole Row

January 13, 2021

Chris Kies

Funky custom Js and punchy Ps help this low-end maven earn gigs and nail tones from Motown to Miley and all points in between.

This Humbucker-Saddled Unicorn Is Ready to Ride

July 21, 2020

Victor Brodén

With beefy, splittable ’buckers and a Darkglass pre, this decidedly modern bass also commands cool vintage vibes. The PG Balaguer Monoceros review.

Darkglass Electronics Announces the Element

July 1, 2020

PRESS RELEASE

A cab sim and headphone amp wrapped inside a minimalist design.

Darkglass Electronics Harmonic Booster: The Premier Guitar Review

January 24, 2020

Rich Osweiler

The Finnish company revives its first pedal and packs it with even more tone-shaping functionality.

Darkglass Microtubes X Review

September 5, 2019

David Abdo

The Finnish bass experts distill much of their X7 distortion pedal’s magic into a smaller, lighter, more affordable box.

Rig Rundown: Architects

June 12, 2019

Perry Bean

Check out the digital stomps, profiling amps, and modern pickups the U.K. metalcore warriors use to ignite mosh pits across the globe.

Guitarists Josh Rand and Christian Martucci, as well as bassist Johny Chow, provide the dirt on how a revamped lineup of axes (with passive pickups), no bass amps, and a fresh pile of pedals have reenergized the band’s hard-rock sound.