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Dreamsnake, I believe you can
And the band's guitarist Brad
For a song titled "Echoes"
Legendary black metal drummer, uninterrupted
Watch Samus unleash the fury
Good Tiger, Badass Drumming
We check in with Rob, Scotty, and Eli of the powerhouse prog outfit Dopapod to talk delicious analog gear.
Somewhere far beyond the red mirror, after nightfall, we took a look at guitars and drums and stuff.
Doc's got the prescription for heavy!
What do the masters of pop-powermetal use to create Massive Addictive hooks?
You know how your drum
Ed edited it did he?
Nail the bass tone!
The Mark IIC+ HRG, a fully loaded reincarnation of one of the most revered amps in Boogie history; and the
After last year’s wildly successful pink collection, Fender returns with a new Hello Kitty lineup featuring sleek black and white
Merging natural resonance with cutting-edge Multi-Voice technology, Fishman’s new Fluence Acoustic line brings studio-grade tone and silent performance.
Built for speed, stability, and stunning style, the Ibanez HZK1 delivers the perfect fusion of modern aggression and refined craftsmanship
Wide-ranging kits with newly developed pads, updated hardware, and next-generation modules.
The magicians at Strymon have once again stepped into uncharted delay territory. The new Olivera Oil Can Echo pedal resurrects
While She Sleeps’ riff architect gets his own Neon Pink shred machine — built for speed, aggression, and surgical tone.
This is seven and a half hours of drumming.
Eight vintage-style preamps, classic 1176 compression, and 32-bit fidelity put legendary analog tone within reach.
The world’s most popular mini MIDI controller just got a major upgrade — with real pitch wheels, a full-color screen,
Kramer’s new Volante lineup blends old-school firepower with cutting-edge design for the next generation of high-performance players.
How is this possible?
Wood and strings forever.
Herman Li’s SE Chleo, the SE DGT Standard, a new stoptail CE 24, and a portable DGT 15 combo lead
Fifteen signed amp heads from Sabbath’s final show, plus new Ashdown-built replicas for fans.
Yes, for zero dollars.