Latest articles by Matt Parker
Blue 'Skys ahead
The folk-rock icon finds redemption in reflection in his creative, collaborative new record, Here If You Listen
The US indie/punk legend talks positive new album Sunshine Rock
This month we open up Throat, Emma Ruth Rundle, Those Damn Crows, Bloxx and Death Valley Girls...
Picking the brain of the guitarist and songwriter
From moody blues to mask-wearing metallic hardcore
The former Black Crowe turned Magpie Salute wingman ponders narc nightmares, divorcing his gear and the wisdom of Neil Young.
From voodoo riffs, to pop punk and gothic indie rock
The titan of twang on tone, tales and the story behind his signature Gretsch six-string bass guitar
Splashing advances on Les Pauls, nightmare gigs and surprise hits
The UK duo on their rock 'n' roll debut, All My Shades Of Blue
We take a stroll through Orchards, Mask Of Judas, Ink, Camp Cope, Jo Passed and Groundculture...
The US songwriter on telling stories with tone, tunings and T-Birds
The rising alt-country songwriter discusses addiction, songwriting and his disarming debut Dying Star
Blues rocker Dan Patlansky shuffles through his record collection and reveals why he’s scuppered by Scuttle Buttin’
This month we pet Haggard Cat, Bitch Falcon, Nervus, Scottibrains, Oceans Of Slumber and Snail Mail.
The roots hero on the lessons guitarists forget
On his 14th album, The Horizon Just Laughed, the idiosyncratic Seattle songwriter presents personal upheaval in a misleadingly laid-back package
The Virginian indie-rocker discusses perfection, questioning originality and ripping up analogue convention
We catch America’s finest indie rock storytellers The Hold Steady on a flying visit to London, eschewing their usual kitchen sink ’boards for a minimalist run ’n’ gun rig...
New Zealand’s indie-rock royals on their first collaborative record and Finn Sr's upcoming stint with Fleetwood Mac
This month we swing through Turnstile, Boss Keloid, Spielbergs, Frigs, Future Lives and Kamikaze Girls
A guitarist from the town of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia has played for over 125 hours in an attempt to break the record for the world's longest guitar marathon.
