Richard Bienstock

5 days ago | guitarworld.com | Phil Weller |Richard Bienstock

Some producers find their niche and stick to it. Others, like two-time Grammy winner Andrew Watt prefer to challenge themselves with each new project. He’s made himself at home while working with pop heavyweights like Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, and Lady Gaga and rock royalty alike: see Ozzy Osbourne, Pearl Jam, and the perpetually shirtless Iggy Pop for evidence. His ability to spearhead success stories has made him one of the most in-demand producers in the business.

1 week ago | guitarworld.com | Janelle Borg |Richard Bienstock

Grammy-winning producer to the stars Andrew Watt started his career working with a who's who of the pop world, including the likes of Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes, and Camila Cabello. However, the super-producer took a turn down a more rock-oriented lane when he was approached by Ozzy Osbourne for 2020’s Ordinary Man – the Black Sabbath legend’s first studio album as a solo artist in ten years at the time.

2 weeks ago | guitarworld.com | Scott Rowley |Richard Bienstock

Cannibal Corpse - Condemnation Contagion (Erik Rutan guitar playthrough) - YouTubeWatch On It’s one of those excellent internet quirks. How has an – admittedly, astonishing – video by one of metal's most extreme standard-bearers become one of the most-watched videos on Guitar World's YouTube channel? We could delve into some cod-muso sociology, but at this point we have come up with two answers to that question: 1) Erik Rutan and 2) We dunno...

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1 day agoIron Maiden: Eddie sagt „Zurück in die 80er – Handys weg!“Für ihre "Run For Your Lives World Tour" haben iron Maiden einen ganz speziellen Wunsch an ihre Fans: Den Moment wirklich live zu erleben. Iron Maiden …1 day agoIron Maiden sagen Smartphones den Kampf anWer die „Run For Your Lives“-Tour von Iron Maiden besuchen will, sollte sein Smartphone lieber gleich zuhause lassen.

3 weeks ago | guitarworld.com | Phil Weller |Richard Bienstock

Dead & Company’s second residency at the Las Vegas Sphere may be reaching the end, but Bob Weir and John Mayer recently offered fresh hope that the live entity could record new music together. The band were formed in 2015, with Grateful Dead veteran Weir enlisting Mayer's ever-dazzling electric guitar chops for an elite-level Grateful Dead honoring project.