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1 week ago |
musicradar.com | Amit Sharma
Given its connection to Edward Van Halen in the 1980s, Kramer is undoubtedly a guitar brand steeped in rich history, particularly for higher-gain players hoping to dazzle audiences with technical proficiency. The brand-new Volante series – named after the Italian word for flying – clearly follows that trend, with the manufacturer hoping to “transcend nostalgia and reposition Kramer as the progressive choice for high-performance guitarists”.
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guitarworld.com | Janelle Borg |Amit Sharma
It's been over four decades since Yngwie Malmsteen burst onto the scene with his signature neoclassical approach to the electric guitar. In fact, this year marks the 40th anniversary of his second album, Marching Out – which features one of his most beloved tracks, I’ll See the Light Tonight (who can forget the iconic diminished coda on the two lowest strings?). That longevity and milestone is no mean feat considering the transient nature of the industry.
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2 weeks ago |
guitarworld.com | Phil Weller |Amit Sharma
Reflecting on the release of his career-defining album Marching Out 40 years on, Yngwie Malmsteen has looked back on one of his strangest music video experiences, which saw him shredding with a fire-breathing dragon… sort of.
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3 weeks ago |
guitarworld.com | Amit Sharma
On their second full-length, Mourning You, Ontario post-punk quartet Bonnie Trash are purging the darkest depths of their souls and holding a mirror to the most unsettling aspects of the human condition. At the heart of the music is Emmalia Bortolon-Vettor’s heavily fuzzed and delayed guitars, a cavernous cauldron of washy noise and screaming feedback underneath twin sister Sarafina’s infectious, gothic serenades.
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3 weeks ago |
guitarworld.com | Amit Sharma
Richard Z. Kruspe has a thirst for fire. You can see it coming from every corner of the stage when he’s performing in Rammstein, and depending on how close you are to the front, you can probably feel it, too. You can even hear it in his riffs, which often sound like they were born inside a blast furnace, where the rhythmic clangs of machinery orchestrate the production of the toughest metal on earth.
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