"I was playing the Breeders' Divine Hammer, and my whole hand cramped up, I couldn't move it... It seemed so simple, but it was something I would never play": J Mascis went electric for his new solo album, but (mostly) without his usual Jazzmaster : vimarsana.com

"I was playing the Breeders' Divine Hammer, and my whole hand cramped up, I couldn't move it... It seemed so simple, but it was something I would never play": J Mascis went electric for his new solo album, but (mostly) without his usual Jazzmaster

The Dinosaur Jr. frontman and alt-rock guitar hero will always be associated with Jazzmasters and Marshall stacks, but for his new solo album, What Do We Do Now, Strats, Teles, Vox amps, and even Flyi

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