Embracing battered 6-strings, lo-fi tech, tunings du jour, and his own restless muse, the singer-songwriter does whatever he can to make his guitar-playing life difficult. Yves Jarvis—born Jean-Sébastien Yves Audet—is allergic to being complacent. [...] read more

On Boleros Psicodélicos, Black Pumas cofounder, Adrian Quesada, explores traditional romantic Latin ballads from a personal, modern perspective. You may know Grammy-winning guitarist and producer Adrian Quesada from his myriad and diverse projects like the nine-piece Latin [...] read more

The triple-Grammy winner draws on DNA to weave recent family-history revelations, funk, rock, soul, blues, and mad sonic thrills into a musical and visual magnum opus. About two years ago, after finishing his third [...] read more

The Italian maestro talks about the spiritual inspiration he draws from his Basque roots, as well as channeling his endless guitar-tinkering passions into his latest musical project, Buñuel. Italian guitarist and sonic adventurer Xabier [...] read more

On Antipodes, Jones’ sophomore release, she pulls out all the stops, including a rack full of incredible guitars, a New Zealand-made Weissenborn-style lap steel, a lineup of special guests including Joe Bonamassa, and an impressive [...] read more

The psychedelic brothers duo get hi-fi on Petunia—creating a swirling universe of expressionistic sound—but 6-stringer Andy White still won’t put on a pair of shoes. “I get nervous if I have my shoes on when [...] read more

My Morning Jacket guitarists Jim James and Carl Broemel both play amazing, beautiful, high-end guitars. But during sessions for their latest album, My Morning Jacket, they spent some time gripping a pair of unusual, less-than-fancy [...] read more

According to Paul Bender—bassist for the trippy yet eminently soulful Melbourne-based quartet, Hiatus Kaiyote—the band’s live sets often meld into one continuous song. “I never really get a break in the set because we [...] read more

“I consider it a real blessing having learned the guitar through the blues medium,” says Robben Ford. “I then developed a great love for jazz and, in particular, the tenor saxophone. Those guys—or the [...] read more

The Aussie rockers revamp their axes and slither back with three new albums—following seven others since 2017—of rock ‘n’ roll weirdness. Back in early 2017, Australia’s ever-experimenting, genre-melding, envelope-pushing ensemble King Gizzard & the [...] read more