Gibson brought their Tour Bus back for the second Sonisphere festival at Knebworth on the weekend and hosted acoustic sessions for some of the bands playing - including Karnivool and Audrey Horne.
We make no secret of being huge Karnivool fans on Guitarist - their second album Sound Awake was one of our favourite releases of last year. The acoustic version of All I Know here shows a completely other side to their usual layered, effects-laden sound. Stunning three-part vocal harmonies and stark guitar parts, with Gibsons of course…
Meanwhile, Norwegians Audrey Horne bravely give the gallop of their song Charon an unplugged makeover - with a megaphone no less!
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