Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Record Store Day is a chance for crate-diggers the world over to support independent stores and labels by bagging some cool and rare vinyl treats from their favourite artists. As part of RSD2021, WDGO Music are paying tribute to David Bowie’s right-hand Spider From Mars, Mick Ronson with a limited … Continue reading Win! An Epiphone SG Special P-90 and Daredevil Atomic Cock pedal worth £580! →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar A wildly uninhibited amalgam of freeform jazz virtuosity, proggy indulgence and white hot musicality, Black Midi’s debut album Schlagenheim was one of the most talked about albums of 2019. The bluster surrounding Black Midi’s debut was stoked further by electrifying live dates and sets at Glastonbury and End Of The Road … Continue reading Black Midi – Cavalcade review: challenging, varied and virtuosic →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar A woman claiming to be Marilyn Manson‘s ex-girlfriend has filed a new lawsuit alleging that the musician raped and threatened to kill her. Details of the lawsuit derive from alleged legal documents acquired by Deadline and published on 28 May. The unnamed woman – identified in the documents only as … Continue reading Marilyn Manson accused by alleged ex-girlfriend of rape and threatening murder →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar A new documentary detailing The Beatles’ time in India has been announced. Its release will come alongside a companion album, featuring notable Indian musicians interpreting Beatles tracks. The Beatles And India features rare archival footage, recordings and photographs, eye-witness accounts and location shoots across India. A statement about the film … Continue reading New documentary The Beatles And India set for autumn release →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Download Festival’s Pilot event, a 10,000-capacity festival that required attendees to test negative for COVID-19 before entry, has announced its lineup. Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes, Enter Shikari and Bullet For My Valentine will headline on each respective day, with other attending artists including Conjurer, Loathe, Neck Deep and Massive … Continue reading Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes, Enter Shikari and Bullet For My Valentine to headline Download Festival’s Pilot event →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Manson Guitar Works has announced the Manson MA 10th Anniversary range, a limited run of precisely 10 unique instruments in celebration of a decade of the brand. Each guitar started life as a standard swamp ash MA EVO body assembled by Manson head luthier Tim Stark. Each Manson dealer was … Continue reading Manson Guitar Works celebrates its 10th anniversary with 10 unique guitars →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar TC Electronic has launched the Zeus Drive, its take on the famed Klon style of transparent overdrive pedals. The stompbox takes the same compact form factor as the brand’s previously-launched Magus Pro and Skysurfer Mini pedals, with top-mounted jacks and the same triple-knob, single-toggle-switch control layout. Knobs here are the … Continue reading TC Electronic releases a compact, affordable take on the Klon with the Zeus Drive →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Strymon wants to make your pedalboards MIDI-capable with the launch of its latest utility pedal, the Conduit. READ MORE: The guitarist’s guide to home recording: 20 essential tips and tricks MIDI is becoming more and more ubiquitous in modern setups – be it in a home rig, or in a … Continue reading Strymon’s new Conduit is a compact hub that makes your pedalboard MIDI-capable →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar What first inspired you to pick up a guitar? “I got a guitar when I was 15. I was covering all my favourite artists, took some cues from them and then started songwriting myself. I luckily had plenty of great mentors and teachers who I got to watch and learn … Continue reading Meet John-Robert: The guitarist finding identity and purpose through stripped-down storytelling →

Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Juliana Hatfield has just released her 19th solo album of original material, Blood – it’s the latest entry in a wonderfully varied career that sees her rightly enshrined as indie-rock royalty. She started out with her Boston band Blake Babies back in 1987, and has also incorporated two albums of … Continue reading Juliana Hatfield: “The most joyful part of life is melodies and harmonies – singing them, playing them, listening to them” →