Interviews

The Grammy-nominated Jazzmaster aficionado on tackling grief, the “Honda of gear”, the struggle of keeping a private life while writing from the heart, and a forthcoming signature pedal from JHS.

The Muncie Girls frontwoman on her sophomore record, her loyal Gretsch Jet, and touring Canada.

The 22-year-old Grammy-winning guitarist gives us an exclusive insight into the guitars, amps and pedals that provide his signature sound.

Singer/songwriter Emma Ruth Rundle has released three albums since the pandemic began. She tells us about some of her most idiosyncratic work to date.

A year after taking over the reins of the world’s most iconic acoustic guitar company, we sat down with with the German CEO to talk the importance of stories, why Martin’s people are what set it apart from the crowd, and his broad musical tastes.

Packed with unusual sounds and effects, the fifth album by Baltimore band Pianos Become the Teeth is a showcase for the studio toybox.

With Russian Circles guitarist Mike Sullivan mainlining At The Gates and Pantera, the band’s new record Gnosis might be their heaviest yet.

Recording their debut album over an intense fortnight with producer Dan Carey, the Hebden Bridge band have created a vision of endless adolescence and panic in just 11 songs.

The Sunspel creative director discusses handcrafting his unique instruments and pushing aesthetic boundaries with high quality materials.

This hybrid musical agitator is part guitar, part percussion instrument, all discomfiting aural adventure. We learn more about the most unsettling instrument ever made, and speak to its creator Mark Korven.