The Who Hits 50: But Where Do They Go From Here?
Hampered by ill health, but never ones to retire shyly, The Who continue celebrating their 50th anniversary as they contemplate retirement.
Don’t Call It A Comeback: Muse, Blur & Faith No More
Guitar Planet grades the creative comebacks from three iconic artists who are attempting to give 2015 a much-needed injection of impetus.
Album Round-up: Blackberry Smoke, Papa Roach & Venom
Guitar Planet takes on new albums by southern stars Blackberry Smoke, nu-metal icons Papa Roach and the legendary Venom.
5 Things We Learned From The Grammys
The music industry’s glamorous state of the union address was delivered this weekend, but what did the Grammys have to say about guitar music?
Hype Check: The Sound Of 2015
Guitar Planet takes on eight of the most hotly hyped artists seeking to make 2015 their own.
The Guitarist Of The Year 2014: Scott Holiday
Rival Sons are no longer a good live band or an act awash with potential; The Great Western Valkyrie cements their status as a great rock band, plain and simple.
The Guitarist Of The Year: 2. Angus Young
Just you try and slow him down: Angus Young is a force of nature, immune to age and armed with a fresh arsenal of sky splitting riffs.
The Guitarist Of The Year: 3. St. Vincent
Annie Clark kept the guitar at the heart of her sound even as she continued her transformation into a deranged digital age cyborg.
The Guitarist Of The Year: 4. Sturgill Simpson
The year’s finest country release came in the form of a mind warping, perception-busting slice of future-classicism from Sturgill Simpson.
The Guitarist Of The Year: 5. Mike Kerr
Brutish, brazen and ungodly satisfying, Royal Blood rode a barrage of chugging bass grooves all the way to the top of the charts in 2014.
