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Frontwoman Mikaila Delgado on Mustangs and Les Pauls, the inspirational power of cheesy hair metal, and why she doesn’t care if you think it’s silly that her band is everything to her.

As the beloved Aussie soap bids farewell after nearly four decades on air, Dr Karl Kennedy himself, Alan Fletcher, answers our pressing questions about his love of guitar, his nightmare gigs, and why he’s always got time to practice.

The world of nylon-string guitars doesn’t have to be intimidating.

We go beyond Slash to look at five other artists who deserve their own signature LP.

The Grammy-winning RnB, soul, jazz, psych-rock bluesman trips through time and genre to deliver a paean to the doomed love affair of his seventh-generation grandparents.

Lead guitarist Henry James discusses his new found love of Eastman's brand new solid-body model, alongside his lightly-modified Gibsons

Led by the dual guitars and vocals of Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten, Momma are trying to harness the messy essence of rock ’n’ roll.

The NYC upstart on heeding the advice of Big Ed Sullivan and inviting Eric Gales and Paul Gilbert to collaborate on his debut album.

Cure guitarist Reeves Gabrels talks us through the indispensable six-strings, effects and amps that make up his rig.

On sophomore album Emotional Creature, Beach Bunny buck the expectations that followed in the wake of their viral TikTok track Prom Queen. We find out more.