Guitars
There’s plenty to love about the Ibanez GSR200, which we consider to be the best bass guitar that will give you the…
Music streaming has become the main way for your fans to consume music. Yet as an emerging artist, it can be hard…
With nearly 7,000 lessons covering guitarists of all skill levels in just about any style, JamPlay is the reigning King of Content…
It can be hard to choose the best bass guitar for beginners, what with so many options out there. But finding the…
A flat cap, ordinary clothes and a Greek newspaper under his arm – how the most photographed man in rock walked Manhattan unrecognised for twenty years, and what the disappearing act bought him.
Shot alone on a freezing January night because the band stayed indoors, beneath a furrier’s sign fans read as ‘quest’ – the story of 23 Heddon Street and London’s only plaque to a fictional alien.
In 1972 the hottest new star in Britain gave away a hit to save Mott the Hoople and produced Transformer for a written-off Lou Reed – then rebuilt Iggy Pop in 1977. Bowie as rock’s great mechanic.
She walked out of a Dallas hotel with 36 cents and a fuel card, kept only her name in the divorce, and spent eight years rebuilding to Private Dancer. The exact arithmetic of rock’s greatest comeback.
They met backstage in Shreveport in August 1980 and married eight months later. What the Van Halen-Bertinelli marriage survived, what it couldn’t, and why it never really ended.
In May 1981, a shy SoCal guitarist met a loud Danish drummer through a Recycler ad. That awkward jam lit the fuse for Metallica and thrash metal.
How Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick and Yippie prankster Abbie Hoffman plotted to slip Nixon LSD at a White House tea – and why it failed at the gate.
Aretha Franklin’s transformation from a gospel prodigy to the undisputed “Queen of Soul” is one…
From NYC club-kid chaos to “Groove Is in the Heart,” Lady Miss Kier turned pop into wearable art. Here’s her career, decoded.
Many a song has been written about dreams. From the Everly Brothers in the 50’s…





























