The Black Keys pay tribute to a pair of Mississippi hill country blues heroes who set them on their own musical path – Junior Kimbrough and RL Burnside.
Galway-born singer and guitarist Holly Macve on the “bigger and more expansive” sound of Not The Girl, the hand-built guitar that feels like home and writing her third album before her second has even been released.
After a rapid, turbulent rise in which the Brighton two-piece released a pair of No.1 albums, bass-wielding frontman Mike Kerr takes stock on a confessional yet colourful third.
The Coral’s James Skelly on making their “White Album”, taking advice from Noel Gallagher and how he wrote a song in five minutes that’s been streamed 100 million times.
The Jurassic giants team up with Kurt Vile for a fifth studio album since reuniting in 2005, and this time J Mascis is inspired by Thin Lizzy’s duelling guitars.
The National’s intricately crafted slow-burning melancholia has seen them ascend to the indie-rock big league. We take a deep dive into the work of their superlative twin guitarists, Aaron and Bryce Dessner.
After a debut album that introduced some stellar guitar work while dividing opinion for its overt classic-rock influences, Greta Van Fleet return older, wiser and more expansive.
35 years into a career that now spans 11 studio albums, we caught up with guitarists Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley to talk cheap offsets, touring with Nirvana and Radiohead, and why they’re feeling stronger than ever.
Reverend And The Makers’ guitarist goes it alone on a debut solo album that pays homage to two of his esteemed Sheffield peers yet achieves a charming elegance all of its own.
