Guitars
If you’re on a moderate budget and are on the quest to find the best bass guitar under $500, you’ve come to…
Looking for a great beginner instrument that lets you get started playing bass on a small budget? The Yamaha TRBX174 is the…
Music streaming has become the main way for your fans to consume music. Yet as an emerging artist, it can be hard…
“That thing will never sell.”, were Fred Gretsch’s first words upon laying eyes on the Fender Telecaster in 1950. Nearly seventy years…
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A bullet in Jacksonville ended Mac Rebennack’s guitar career at 19 – and sent him back to the piano, the persona, and the half-century reign of the Night Tripper.
A teenage roadie from Aberdeen drew KISS on the Melvins’ Dodge van in shoplifted Sharpie. The mural, the van, and the apprenticeship that produced Nirvana.
Ziggy was retired on stage; the Thin White Duke had to be escaped. The story of Bowie’s darkest character – built in Los Angeles, disowned in Berlin.
At 19 he refused a producer, played every credited instrument, and made Warner print five unprecedented words on the sleeve. The debut album as ultimatum.
A 1993 ‘soundtrack’ with one song in the actual programme, buried by its own label – and the record Bowie kept calling his favourite. The case for his least-heard album.
Three superstars, one movie tie-in, and a chorus built to conquer radios. Here’s why “All for Love” still hits like a late-night crescendo.
How a tiny Tucson church, a drunken bet and a Beatles-adjacent love triangle turned Eric Clapton and Pattie Boyd’s 1979 wedding into rock mythology.
A deep dive into Sweet’s 1972 glam rocket: chart impact, Chinn-Chapman hit-craft, guitar tone, and why that chant still works.
How The Clash’s 1979 double album ‘London Calling’ turned punk inside out, reinvented rock, and left its mark on guitars, basses and politics for generations.
American Idol finalist Slater Nalley signs with Play It Again Music. Here’s why management matters and what his next moves should be.
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