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Mastodon's Brann Dailor and Troy Sanders on their complicated relationship with the late Brent Hinds
By Jonathan Horsley Published
On new album Marrow Deep, the prog-metal behemoths pay tribute to their former guitarist who died last year

Hear Tony Iommi's new single World Alone as the Black Sabbath icon announces his solo album
By Jonathan Horsley Published
From The Dark will be released on October 23 and features Jorn Lande on vocals. Riffs guaranteed or your money back

Harley Benton is making hand-aged relic'd guitars for under 250 bucks
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Hitherto the preserve of custom shop and boutique makers, the German budget gear company is bringing us vintage mojo on the cheap – and there are five models to choose from

Introducing Textures, the granular synth pedal from MXR that dreamy ambient tones are made of
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Textures could not be any more on trend for guitarists making soundscapes, film scores, or creating noise-rock chaos

Gretsch puts high-gain sounds on the menu as it adds the $249 CVT to entry-level Streamliner series
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The CVT is fast becoming a modern classic in the Gretsch catalogue and with high-output humbuckers it players with some serious firepower at an unserious price

Sophie Lloyd pays tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne with a shred cover of Black Sabbath’s Paranoid
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Machine Gun Kelly guitarist and YouTube superstar marks the first anniversary of Ozzy's death by giving a Sabbath classic the full-shred treatment

Harley Benton throws a big ol' T party and you are all invited, as it debuts the Fusion-T II series
By Jonathan Horsley Published
High-performance builds, roasted flame maple necks as standard, the choice of Tesla humbuckers or EMGs, and Babicz hardtail bridges or 2-point tremolos... It's all going on

Dirty Boy teams up with Warm Audio for affordable versions of its boutique stompbox classics
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Junior Series presents Dirty Boy fuzz, overdrive and boost circuits in a compact stompbox, priced just 169 bucks
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