Reviews

Rid of Me may be considered Harvey’s masterpiece but its demos hold an intoxicating, whispered and howled power all its own.

Get the fog machines and the robes.

Yamaha takes aim at the mid-range price market, looking to shake things up with an all-rounder that meets the needs of just about everyone.

As the band prepare to play this classic live and in full, we examine the enduring impact of one of heavy metal’s most brutal albums.

It’s very easy to get excited about the flashy things that Fender does – the painstaking vintage recreations of the American Vintage II range,...

For the first time in over 40 years, Fender is making its classic semi-acoustic with authentic CuNiFe-powered humbuckers. Could this be the highlight of the new AVII series?

With Last Splash, Kim Deal’s ‘other’ were suddenly too big to be called a Pixies side hustle.

Budget instrument maker Vangoa has taken the hassle out of getting a PSU for your pedalboard by cleverly building one into the chassis of a very svelte and stylish ’board – just don’t ask about the light show.

These new 3/4-sized electrics have been designed to feed the continuing guitar boom among the younger generation – so we asked a Gen Z girl to help us test them.

The Jazzmaster-toting figurehead of the slacker generation has put his name to an official Muff for the first time. But is it worth buying ahead of the standard model? Time to gear up for a sludgefeast.