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Lantern Manufacturing Is Mixing Nature Into the Guitar Pedal Industry
Meet Panchiko: The Band That Struck Gold 20 Years After Its Demise
ELOISE LOVES YOU, VERY, VERY MUCH
Red Panda’s Complex Guitar Pedals Are a Musical Feat of Engineering
Nevermind the Tories, Here’s Glen Matlock
Universal Audio’s Shift Into Guitar Pedals Brought New High-End Amp Simulators to Bedroom Guitarists
Brevin Kim’s Big, Bleeding Heart
His Hometown
How Josh Scott of JHS Pedals Became the Guitar Pedal World’s Leading Historian
Rinse and Rediscover: How Wilbur Niles Turned Car Wash Jazz-Funk Into a Collector’s Item
The Kernom RIDGE May Be the Fanciest Overdrive Guitar Pedal in History
Templo Devices Finally Made a Portable Guitar Amp Worth Playing
Independent Again After a Decade of Success, FIDLAR’s DIY Spirit Still Burns Strong
Tom Cram’s Hiatus From His Legacy-Building Career at DigiTech/DOD Helped Launch Spiral Electric FX
Land Devices Is the Anonymous Pedal Builder Specializing in Obscure Circuits
An Ugly Mane Reborn
Fake Names Turn Hardcore Supergroup Roots Into Catchy Melodic Punk
Old Blood Noise Endeavors Puts Decades of Experience Into Uniquely Complex Pedals
The Raincoats’ Gina Birch Keeps It Fun, Loud, and Weird on Her Solo Debut
Doug Kauer on Designing Truly Unique Guitars and Guitar Racks
How FSC Instruments Became One of New York City’s Top Bespoke Guitar Manufacturers
IdiotBox Effects Fuses Pop Culture Nostalgia With Unique Guitar Pedals
Screaming Females Almost Made a Pandemic Record
John Cale on Embracing Pop and the Avant-Garde
23 Years After Breaking Up, Knapsack Is More Popular Than Ever
Summer School Electronics Brought an Academic Mind to Guitar Pedals
Where to Next, Charley Crockett?
Nick Diener’s Career Has Been a Oneder
Ted Leo’s Ever-Changing Lanes
Legendary Tones and George Lynch Bring Modern Convenience to Vintage Amp Mods
Hardy’s Country-Rock Rebellion
Against Me!’s James Bowman Redefines Punk Rock Guitar Pedals
Radiohead’s Philip Selway on Atmospheric Solo LP, Radiohead’s Future
Mannequin Pussy’s Multi-Generational Anger (and Horniness)
Exit Interview: The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne on Space Bubbles, The Smile, ‘Do You Realize??’ Demo
Black Mass Electronics Is the Aggressive Guitar Pedal Builder for a Good Cause
Rage Against the Machine’s Tim Commerford Reveals Private Battle With Prostate Cancer
Still Burning Down the House
The Midas Touch
Polyphia Is Bringing Sexy Guitar Shredding Back
How Maggie Lindemann Pivoted From Pop Star to Pop Punk
Black Enough? A Brilliant New Documentary Explores the Black Experience in Film
No Trigger Returned After a Decade to Show Why They’re More Punk Than Most Bands
Walter Schreifels Is Still Influencing Your Favorite Hardcore Band
Inside Remi Wolf’s Wild World of Pop Destruction
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