Posted by Metal Insider on March 22, 2021
Improving your guitar skills may be a daunting task for many players on any level, especially for beginners. The reason why is because they might not know what they should focus on next, or the means to achieve it. If you’re feeling stuck or don’t know what to improve next, have no fear since […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on February 10, 2021
One could say, it doesn’t get more black metal than building a guitar out of a skeleton, and one Metalsucks reader has done just that. Hailing from Tampa, Florida, the metalhead known as Prince Midnight built a guitar out of his dead Uncle Filip’s skeleton. There’s no disguise either for the skeleton, it looks […]
Posted by Metal Insider on November 16, 2020
At some point in your life, you may want to pick up an instrument to see how it feels to be the one playing music. If you happen to like guitar, you can start searching for lessons online. Some people prefer going to a studio to sit face to face with the instructor because […]
Posted by Zenae Zukowski on December 27, 2016
Self-storage units have grown in popularity over the years. Many trust strangers to keep their sacred belongings behind a locked door. There are 2.35 billion square feet of self-storage units in the United States alone, and while we live our hectic lives, items continue to populate as space diminishes, convincing many to throw sentimental […]
Posted by Chris Butera on August 19, 2015
Between playing festivals in Barcelona with the legendary Riot to opening up for Dillinger Escape Plan with his band Moon Tooth, one could say Nick Lee is more than just an “up and coming” guitar player. While one would never know Lee’s talents from looking at the quiet Long Island native, there is definitely an “it […]
Posted by Daniel Cordova on February 11, 2013
Paul Waggoner is the guitar wizard in the progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me. The band is currently on tour with prog rockers Coheed & Cambria and instrumental post-metal band Russian Circles. Before leaving for tour, Paul and I chatted via telephone about weird tours, his early days as a musician, success, the Super Bowl, […]
Posted by Kodi McKinney on June 19, 2012
As one of the biggest bands in metalcore right now, Knoxville, TN-based Whitechapel keeps doing things to defy genre pigeonholing. Their fourth album Whitechapel is arguably their heaviest, most death metal-sounding release yet, and with a high-profile stint on the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival just around the corner, they’ll be playing to the same crowds […]
Posted by marc on June 4, 2010
We continue to look at production of the Iron Thrones EP with a look at guitar and bass tracking. Steve Henningsgard takes us through guitars while Curtis Parker will jam some fat bass for us. Of course, Will Putney continues to oversee things in the studio for Machine Shop Productions. Click either image to watch.
