As The Who's guitar-smasher puts the finishing touches on a box-set for his first concept album The Who Sell Out, we caught up with the 75-year-old to look back at his memories of that time, his lockdown-induced GAS, and why guitars are rather like puppies.
The triple-threat behind Ricky Bowen from High School Musical: The Musical: The Series and a one-person band shares how being present in the moment helps him focus creatively.
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.
The IT Crowd and Mighty Boosh star, musician and writer tells us about his first guitar, his love of a ‘boring’ pedal and why he would put someone else’s name on his signature model.
As Shake Your Money Maker celebrates its 30th anniversary, we caught up with Chris and Rich Robinson to talk guitars, feuds and the healing power of songwriting.
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.
A rare contemporary guitar maker who’s had as much success with lap steels as he has with Spanish-style electrics, Bill Asher has also logged an impressive number of star clients.
