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Ariel Posen with acoustic guitar
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Sonic Poetry: Ariel Posen’s Artistic Renaissance

On his latest solo album, Reasons Why, which features a collaboration with Cory Wong, celebrated Canadian guitarist Ariel Posen continues his evolution as a multi-faceted artist.

Troy Van Leeuwen’s Metaphysical Guitar
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Troy Van Leeuwen’s Metaphysical Guitar

A Queens of the Stone Age 6-stringer grabs his signature Jazzmaster and his “expensive pedalboard,” and joins forces with Mastodon’s Troy Sanders, At the Drive-In drummer Tony Hajjar, and sound designer Mike Zarin to create a stunning sonic landscape with Gone Is Gone.

Car Seat Headrest: Will Toledo Drives Forward
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Car Seat Headrest: Will Toledo Drives Forward

The guitarist went from releasing solo albums on Bandcamp to signing with Matador and assembling a full band for Teens of Denial.

Divide and Conquer: Asking Alexandria’s Ben Bruce and Cameron Liddell
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Divide and Conquer: Asking Alexandria’s Ben Bruce and Cameron Liddell

To channel their metalcore angst, the guitarists divvy up 6-string duties onstage and in the studio.

The Jelly Jam’s Profit Sessions Video Premiere
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The Jelly Jam’s Profit Sessions Video Premiere

This PG exclusive shows new, behind-the-scenes studio footage of the prog-rock supergroup featuring Ty Tabor (King's X), Rod Morgentstein (Dixie Dregs, Winger), and John Myung (Dream Theater).

Janet Feder: Prepared for All Genres
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Janet Feder: Prepared for All Genres

A free-thinking experimental guitarist talks about creating surprising sounds with her baritone guitars, sans stompboxes, on her adventurous new album, THISCLOSE.

Wolfmother’s Andrew Stockdale
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Wolfmother’s Andrew Stockdale

The alpha guitarist on building riffs, calling the shots, and borrowing mega-rock-producer Brendan O’Brien’s guitars for his band’s new album, Victorious.

Cage the Elephant’s Brad Shultz and Daniel Tichenor
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Cage the Elephant’s Brad Shultz and Daniel Tichenor

For their new album, Tell Me I’m Pretty, the group took a trip to the ’60s in producer Dan Auerbach’s Wayback Machine.