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January 2018 Features
Radiohead's Ed O'Brien: Hail to the Texturalist
After decades of avoiding guitar interviews, the 6-string "sweeper" gratefully ruminates on his journey in one of modern rock's most celebrated—and confounding—bands.
What's in a Neck?
If you're lucky, your guitar neck can feel as familiar and comfortable as an old pair of jeans, but there's more to it than meets the eye. Discover the ABCs—make that the CUVs—of this crucial appendage.
Bootsy Collins: Bass from Outer Space
The Parliament Funkadelic legend discusses his new album, World Wide Funk, his 6-foot pedalboard, and his lesser-known guitar playing.
Samantha Fish: From Cowtown to Coldwater
With custom T-style and hollowbody axes, this road warrior travels the byways of rock, country, and hard-core Mississippi hill country blues to make a new album, Belle of the West, with Luther Dickinson.
Bloodclot's Todd Youth and Nick Oliveri
After years in the thrash, metal, and stoner-rock trenches, the former Danzig guitarist and ex-Queens of the Stone Age bassist return to their roots as a heart-punching hardcore tag team.
American Spirit: Peter K. Siegel
Avant-garde guitarist Elliott Sharp talks to the producer behind classic albums by Roy Buchanan, Joseph Spence, and Doc Watson about a lifetime of historic music-making.
Listen to the January 2018 PG Spotify Playlist
Check out the latest tracks from Radiohead, Bootsy Collins, Samantha Fish, and Bloodclot.
January 2018 Reviews
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