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Rama | Photo: CC 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)
Milestones in Music History #9: QOTSA and Desert Rock
BRONCHO | Photo: Pooneh Ghana
Ryan Lindsey's BRONCHO: "My Plan Is Always Kind of No Plan"
In the early 1980s, Fender bought back several of their own models from the golden era in order to learn how to make high-quality guitars again.
Under the Hood #11: The History of Fender in Tony Bacon's Interviews
A close up of the Technics SL-1200MK2 | Photo: Creative Commons
The Gear That Made Us #8: The Technics SL-1200
In rock history, you'll be hard-pressed to find another personality this capricious and insufferable. | Photo: Dena Flows
6 Reasons Why Playing With Axl Is Painful
The Temple Bar, Dublin | Photo: Creative Commons
All Eyes on Ireland: Dublin Club Scene Trekker with DJ Dean Sherry
Thom Yorke, frontman of Radiohead | Photo: Wikimedia Commons, anyonlinyr, cc-by-sa-2.0
Milestones in Music History #8: Kid A and the Birth of Contemporary Music
The truss rod is not visible, yet it is an essential part of any guitar.
Under the Hood #10: Truss Rod on Fender Guitars
A classic Moog Minimoog
The Gear That Made Us #7: The Moog Minimoog
I try to turn my strange ideas into something more digestible, says Aparde. | Photo: Maximilian König
Aparde: Sometimes I Just Sit Frustrated in the Studio and Feel Nothing
The law of the street is merciless | Photo: Pxhere.com
10 Perks of Busking: Why It Pays To Take On the Challenge
Frank Zappa | Photo: Heinrich Klaffs, Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Milestones in Music History #7: Frank Zappa’s (In)famous Interviews. A Glance at the Modern Music Industry
The Stratocaster is an ideal guitar on which one may try out different alternative ways of wiring electronics.
Under the Hood #9: The Evolution of the Stratocaster’s Electronics Wiring
Brodka demolishes many myths not only in her native Poland | Photo: Marek Reinoha
4 Busted Myths About Music
TR-909 | Photo: j bizzie, cc-by-2.0
The Gear That Made Us #6: The Roland TR-909
Kloot Per W | Photo: Johan Reyskens
Kloot Per W: If Frank Zappa and the Beatles Were To Start Their Careers Today, They Wouldn’t Make the Hit Parade