Does the world need another Neil Young live album from the archives? When the quality of the recording and performance is this high, the answer is yes, yes it does.
Twenty years on from their final (probably) album, we revisit the guitar chemistry of Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto that helped make The Argument the band's most important statement.
Prince’s 1984 triumph decimated genre barriers with a diverse mixture of instrumental flavours, it would also verify its creator’s position among the most gifted guitar soloists of all time.
Stuart Murdoch’s deftly written bedsit symphonies are brought to life on a beautiful chamber pop album threaded with moments of subtle guitar brilliance.
Public Service Broadcasting’s main man and guitarist J Wilgoose, Esq. relocates to Berlin for an album that’s a vibrant love letter to the German capital.
The magnum opus of a brilliant, but tormented mind. The Holy Bible found the Manics re-tooled from nimble glam rock exhibitionists to harbingers of looming apocalypse.
The Swedish-Argentinian solo artist’s first album in six years sees him pondering life’s big questions against a backdrop of typically accomplished fingerstyle guitar.
