Emily Swingle
Owner, Bittersweet Press and Music Journalist at Freelance
Contributor at Guitar Magazine
big emo that reviews spicy tunes // @bittertweetuk // @clashmagazine // scribbles for @metalhammer @whynowworld @rocksound etc //🤠
Articles
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6 days ago |
guitar.com | Emily Swingle
Ever since touring with Van Halen the late ‘70s, Heart’s Wilson sisters continued to have a close relationship with the iconic rockers. When Eddie Van Halen passed away in 2020, Nancy Wilson even penned 4 Edward to honour his memory, with the instrumental guitar track still being a staple of Heart’s live sets. In a new interview with AL, Nancy has reflected on her relationship with the late Van Halen legend. “He had a real amazing way about him,” Nancy says.
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1 week ago |
guitar.com | Emily Swingle
Nailing a complex riff in the studio is one thing – but trying to perform it life, night after night, is another challenge entirely. Aerosmith’s Joe Perry has been humbled by this countless times throughout his career when trying to relearn the intricate solos he’s performed on record. In an archival interview from 2014, Perry explained to Guitar.com that he has struggled to tackle his own riffs before.
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1 week ago |
loudersound.com | Emily Swingle
As Thornhill’s Ethan McCann hops on our call, there’s an air of victory in his tone. Despite it being late in Australia, he’s cruising in on a high, having beaten his frontman to the post. “Is Jacob not here yet?” the guitarist smirks, raising a glass of red wine to his lips. “So rare of him to be fucking late.”It’s a playful dig that reflects the band’s dynamic – Thornhill is the product of a rock-solid friendship. “It’s a brotherly relationship,” Ethan explains, getting a little sentimental.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Emily Swingle
4 Forgotten Rock Bands From the 1970s That I Bet You’ve Never Heard OfThese rock bands from the 1970s have been more or less forgotten, but they definitely deserve a resurgence in popularity in the 21st century.The post …
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1 week ago |
guitar.com | Emily Swingle
Online music retailer Sweetwater has published its annual Impact Report. From reducing waste to providing schools with music equipment, the rundown explores how the company did its part to aid the environment, the local community, and support employee wellbeing throughout 2024. Environmentally, Sweetwater reports that 2024 saw an increase in its “circular economy” of materials. The company reduced its material usage by reusing and recycling things that would otherwise have been discarded.
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