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Why Oasis’ Definitely Maybe was recorded twice
By Daniel Griffiths published
The Sawmills Studio team have shared memories of the sessions that became the band’s dynamite debut
Third Man and Eventide unveil the Knife Drop, an octave-fuzz and synth pedal ft. Jack White presets
By Jonathan Horsley published
This unholy union of octave-fuzz and analogue synth combines Third Man's radicalism with Eventide Audio's functionality, and might just be the wild card your pedalboard has been waiting for
Ticketmaster clamps down on unauthorised resales of Oasis tickets as 50,000 for next year’s tour are cancelled
By Will Simpson published
Ticketmaster carry out threat to cancel Oasis tickets resold on unauthorised sites
“The drummer broke his snare-drum skin, Gilmour’s guitar wasn’t working properly…”: Bryan Ferry remembers Slave To Love’s chaotic live debut
By Will Simpson published
Bryan Ferry on how difficult Slave To Love was to get right
“Making that record was like pulling teeth!” Rush remember the album that drove them half-mad
By Paul Elliott published
It wasn’t easy being the high priests of conceptual rock
Questlove on the Prince production that he calls “one of the most daring funk songs of all time"
By Ben Rogerson published
How Tower Of Power’s Squib Juice fuels the groove that drives The Time’s 777-9311
Fender unveils the Champion II series, a trio of affordable modelling combos with onboard effects
By Jonathan Horsley published
Priced from $129, the Champion II series presents a dozen or more amp voicings in 1x8, 1x12, and 2x12 formats, with effects including reverb, delay and echo, chorus, tremolo and Vibratone
“I would love to do another album and I may try to bully him on that": Pete Townshend on future Who plans
By Will Simpson published
The Who will definitely "do something" in 2025, according to Townshend
“We recorded that song in a toilet with quite a cheap microphone, a Shure SM58”: Phil Oakey lifts the lid on the birth of The Human League’s Don’t You Want Me
By Ben Rogerson published
In 1981, the band were enjoying their first flush of commercial success
Cort unveils the KX700 TT, a high-end S-style with True Temperament frets for on-point intonation
By Jonathan Horsley published
Intonation, intonation, intonation... This top-tier electric is for the tuning freaks and players with minds open enough to give the curved-fret True Temperament tech a go
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