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The inside story of how BOSS revolutionized effects. The milestones that led the Japanese firm to the cutting edge of the modern music scene

Country-folk practitioner Jess Williamson’s road to her fourth album, Time Ain’t Accidental, has been anything but conventional. Born in the Dallas suburbs, she hightailed to Austin after high school to study photography at the University of Texas. She’d always been a—as she puts it—“singing kid” growing up, but there wasn’t a clear path to a music career set out for her in those formative years. It was when she was attending the Parsons School of Design—at the New School in Ne...

More than four decades into an astonishing career, the pop legends energy and ambition appears undimmed. Esquire joined him for the entirety of his recent residency at the Gramercy Theatre, Manhattan, for a rare encounter with a remarkable man

As the Roland JC-120 celebrates 50 years, we explore all the gear this clean machine gave the guitar world

The latest SampleTank 4 library from IK Multimedia includes over 100 analogue drum machines.

Sibling harmony can be a contradiction in terms, but it also makes for lovely music

“Ghost Stories,” The Whitmore Sisters (Red House Records) Sibling harmony can be a contradiction in terms. It also makes for lovely music, and that’s the case here.

“Ghost Stories,” The Whitmore Sisters (Red House Records)

“Ghost Stories,” The Whitmore Sisters (Red House Records)

I mean, the president has lowered the bar in terms of what kind of rhetoric is acceptable. e hes done it both as a candidate, as a president. hes used insults equally as bad, if not worse, including when he spoke about john mccain back during the campaign. he set ace tone for his own oval office. he set ace tone for the country. i think thats part of what youre hearing. people are replicating the president. and the presidents job is to try to push back on some of this. you can be political, you ...