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Robert DeLeo’s Bass Tone and Pocket Drive Stone Temple Pilots’ Full 2010 Chicago Set in “Alive in the Windy City”

3 days ago | notreble.com | Jody Miller

Qello just dropped a gem for Stone Temple Pilot fans. The full Alive in the Windy City concert from 2010 is now up on YouTube, and it’s everything you’d want from this era of the band. Robert DeLeo is locked in from the jump. His bass tone is fat, clear, and full of attitude. The kind of playing that reminds you how crucial the low end is to STP’s sound.
Watch Larry Grenadier Navigate Space and Groove on Upright Bass in Gilad Hekselman’s “Scoville” Video

4 days ago | notreble.com | Jody Miller

Gilad Hekselman’s trio performance of “Scoville” is a study in taste, space, and musical exploration. Larry Grenadier’s upright bass work is right at the center of it. Known for his deep tone and melodic instincts, Grenadier brings a grounded elegance to the performance. He supports the form while also stretching into more open territory, responding to the group’s subtle shifts in mood and direction.
Kevin Scott on Gov’t Mule, Stage Stories With Col. Bruce Hampton, and Finding His Own Voice on The Bass Nerds Podcast

5 days ago | notreble.com | Jody Miller

In this episode of The Bass Nerds, Marc and I sat down with Kevin Scott and it turned into one of the deepest hangs we’ve had on the show. Kevin’s not just a killer player. He’s built a voice that’s taken him from the wild orbit of Col. Bruce Hampton to holding down the low end with Warren Haynes and Gov’t Mule. We got into a lot.
Dingwall SP1 Bass Arrives with Fanned-Frets, Quad-Tone Control, and Classic Style

5 days ago | notreble.com | Kevin Johnson

Dingwall Guitars has expanded their Ready to Play line of basses with the new SP1, which “puts a new twist on an all-time classic.” The model blends Leo Fender’s iconic design with Dingwall’s features, including a multi-scale fingerboard and the Novax Fanned-Fret system.
Watch Joe Dart Groove on His Signature Music Man Bass in The Fearless Flyers’ New “Anaheim” Video

5 days ago | notreble.com | Jody Miller

The Fearless Flyers just dropped their new album Fearless Flyers V and “Anaheim” is a standout. Joe Dart holds it down on his signature Music Man bass, locking into a deep pocket that makes the whole track feel effortless. Cory Wong, Nate Smith, and Mark Lettieri round out the lineup. It’s all about feel and space. No overplaying, no flash, just pure groove from start to finish. The video is classic Flyers. One room, four players, zero fluff.
“Full of Thrash Vibes”: Soulfly Recruits Chase Bryant for 2025 Spirit Animal Tour

5 days ago | notreble.com | Kevin Johnson

Mike Leon announced his departure from Soulfly in early April after a decade in the metal band’s roster. The band continued their planned performance in Mexico City on May 3rd with frontman Max Cavalera’s son Igor Amadeus Cavalera on bass, but now they’ve announced a touring member for their upcoming European trek. Chase Bryant of Warbringer will be bringing his thunderous low end to the group’s dynamic as they take on The Old Continent.
Inside the Aristides S/B5: A One-Piece Bass Built with Arium and Designed for Clarity

6 days ago | notreble.com | Kevin Johnson

This week, we’re checking out the S/B5 from Aristides Instruments, a five-string, multi-scale bass with a unique construction. Aristides builds their instruments with a one-piece body and neck design featuring an integrally layered exoskeleton and a core made from a proprietary material called Arium. “Not only is Arium tonally balanced with rich sustain, it is incredibly stable – all of our guitars are built with an integrally-layered exoskeleton & resonant Arium core,” the company writes.
Ryan Stasik Channels Chris Squire with F Bass 5-String in Umphrey’s McGee’s “Roundabout” Revival at UMBowl X

6 days ago | notreble.com | Jody Miller

At UMBowl X, Umphrey’s McGee revived Yes’s “Roundabout,” with Ryan Stasik holding down the low end on his F Bass 5-string. His tone was tight and articulate, locking in with the band’s dynamic take on the prog-rock classic. UMBowl is Umphrey’s fan-driven concert experience, where each set is shaped by real-time audience input, from voted covers to live improvisation. It’s a showcase of the band’s commitment to musical exploration and connection with their fans.
The Dead Daisies Cover Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, and More on New Album, “Lookin’ For Trouble”

6 days ago | notreble.com | Kevin Johnson

Inspiration can strike anywhere, but you can bet it hits hard at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The hallowed recording space was where icons like Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, and Etta James cut timeless classics. The Dead Daisies visited the studio and “felt the weight of history around them,” and a late-night jam session quickly invigorated them into creating a whole album.
Shelby Means’ Solo Debut, Fender’s Free App, and More: This Week’s Top 10

1 week ago | notreble.com | Kevin Johnson

Everyone loves a top ten list, and it doesn’t get better than a top ten list of exciting bass news. This week’s top stories included gear, grooves, and insight. Our number one article for the week was the announcement of Fender’s new recording app, which features one-touch recording with built-in amp and effects modeling. The best part? It’s free.