I’ve always been curious about headless guitars, but I never had a real reason to try one—until about a year ago when my shoulder decided...

Watch this solo fingerstyle guitar rendition of the classic hymn "Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus" by Nate Savage

Every time I go looking for great high-gain sounds—whether it’s forums, YouTube, or reviews—the Revv G3 always comes up. It’s built a reputation as a top-tier single-space high-gain machine. So I reached out to Revv, and they generously sent over the new V2 for me to test. I paired it up against the Empress Heavy Menace for a fairer high-gain comparison than my previous Angry Charlie matchup. This time, both pedals are definitely in the same sonic ballpark, which made for

This video and blog are all about finding that perfect high-gain pedal that can both chug and soar. Can one box cover tight, aggressive rhythm tones and smooth, sustaining lead tones? Heavy Menace: Sharp, articulate, aggressive. Great for tight, modern rhythm tones. Soaring leads are possible, but it can lean a little sharp if you're not careful. Angry Charlie: Creamy, mid-forward saturation. Gorgeous for leads and solos. Not quite heavy enough for what I like in a true me

Hi fam,  When you are working your way to an intermediate or advanced level of strumming, it can be easy to feel like you sound a bit...

I know that 16th note strumming patterns can be intimidating and frustrating at first. That’s why I wanted to make you a “16 Note Checklist"