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  1. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Gregory Adams

    “I’m not trying to toot horns, but Joe Bonamassa said there are only a few guitar players that can do the Albert King bends correctly, and he said my name”: From teenage rigs to stage disasters – the life and times of Eddie 9V (opens the original)

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    Eddie 9V has a whole lot coming to you on his eclectic fifth studio full-length, Down Here, and the vibe is downright electric. Though he’s an Atlanta-raised six-stringer who began self-producing music when he was a teenager, he linked up with Black Keys guitarist Dan Auerbach at Nashville’s Easy Eye Sound studios to help capture the raw and wide-smilin’ sound of his new album. Eddie walks the ledge with exuberantly reckless vibrato on lead-off track Whole Lot Coming for You, and on Blowin’ Up,

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Gregory Adams

    Blood Brothers to Evil Island, Cody Votolato’s wild ride (opens the original)

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    “This record feels like the accumulation of everything that I wanted to do with hardcore music, because it also incorporates pop music.” Evil Island guitarist Cody Votolato is reflecting on the musical path he’s taken since he was a teen in the ’90s. Over the years, that progressed from making surrealist, scream-imbued punk with Washington state quintet the Blood Brothers, to slinging brutalist riffs alongside Yeah Yeahs Yeahs’ Nick Zinner in Head Wound City, to co-writes with Against Me! and mo

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Gregory Adams

    “I was in this fold-out chair. The DI was so terrible, because it was going through a generator. It added to the character”: How one of the year’s best metal albums ended up being recorded in Airbnbs, a shed and an RV (opens the original)

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    If Erik Bickerstaffe’s gargantuan groove through Loathe’s Revenant sounds especially reckless – as if threatening to barrel-roll itself off a cliff – that’s because the guitarist tracked the baritone-driven boom tune as he and the rest of the U.K. act were rumbling down the highway in their RV. It’s one of the many “throw-it-up-and-just-go” moments he says they experienced while self-recording, producing and mixing their eagerly anticipated third album, A Stranger to You. “I was in this fold-out

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