Pokey LaFarge Rig Rundown, Halestorm Interview, Riot Fest Gallery, Greer and Wren and Cuff Reviews, and More!

Pokey LaFarge Rig Rundown, Halestorm Interview, Riot Fest Gallery, Greer and Wren and Cuff Reviews, and More!

View this email in your browser Rig Rundown: Pokey LaFarge The Americana stylist and his band favor a minimalist approach to create their throwback sounds. Greer Amps Tomahawk Deluxe Review Crunchy tweed tones and touch-sensitive boost in a box. Halestorm's Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger: The "Woo" Factor With cranked amps, big riffs, and a fleet of new and vintage Gibsons, the hard-rocking duo shoot for thrills on their new Nick Raskulinecz-produced album, Vicious. Gallery: Riot Fest 2018 We cherry-picked the essential guitar-centric happenings from Chicago's three-day celebration, including performances from Johnny Marr, Elvis Costello, Incubus, Weezer, Bad Religion, Jesus Lizard, and more! Acoustic Soundboard: Guitars Without Borders Your prized acoustic was likely built in a single shop and locale, but chances are your guitar is much more worldly than you might imagine. Wren and Cuff Super Russian Review A multifaceted Muff clone offers brutalizing and beautiful sides of the Sovtek coin. Latest News Gibson Unveils the Les Paul Player Plus Series Zorg Efects Releases the Glorious Basstar 2 GHS Announces Fingerboard Care Kit Old Blood Noise Endeavors Presents the Reflector Chorus V3 Solar Guitars Unveils the Poplar Burl LTD series Copyright © 2018 Premier Guitar, All rights reserved. You're receiving this email because of your ongoing relationship with Premier Guitar. Our mailing address is: Premier Guitar 3 Research Ctr Marion, IA 52302-5868 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Video of the Week: Machine Head's Robb Flynn on Self Destructive Past, How Therapy Helps

September 28th, 2018 VIDEO OF THE WEEK MACHINE HEAD'S ROBB FLYNN OPENS UP ABOUT SELF-DESTRUCTIVE PAST, HOW THERAPY HELPS This week's video is from our series "Rise Above," in which artists open up about the personal and creative adversity they've faced and reveal how they turn such struggles into art. In episode four, Machine Head frontman Robb Flynn opens up about his self-destructive lifestyle — including drug and alcohol abuse, fighting, cutting and bulimia — leading up to 1997's The More Things Change ..., and how he got help. Watch Now!

September 28th, 2018

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