Archive for 2022 - Page 30

Kinga Glyk’s “Tears in Heaven” video has been viewed nearly 3 million times in the six years since she first shared it. She just posted a new version, which is slowed down from the original but just as beautiful.

It’s been a wild ride for Megadeth over the last few years, and the tension has led to huge anticipation of their new album, “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!” Now it seems the wait was worth it.

This week we’re featuring the Breed Forty Three by Kononykheen Guitars, which builds limited batches of all their models before discontinuing them. The Breed Forty Three mixes design elements from several classic models, from its body shape to pickup configuration.

Make Weird Music was started in 2014 by guitarist Anthony Garone. They just dropped a new video yesterday featuring Garone with Morgan Ågren on drums, Paul Hanson on electric bassoon, and Michael Manring on bass.

Muse’s music has often been about a dystopian future. However, their ninth studio album, “Will of the People,” focuses more on the here and now. Chris Wolstenholme helps to evoke a sense of urgency with his bass lines and enormous tones.

This week was a good one in the world of bass, and readers enjoyed a lot of what was in store. Here is your top 10 list for the week on No Treble.

When we are deepest in our music, our entire body should be helping our performance. That’s what led bassist and author Jens Papenroth to write “Groove Breathing.”

Our friend Tony Senatore sent us the latest video he created with guitarist/vocalist Alan Lo Presti. In this clip, the duo rocks out to Night Ranger’s “Don’t Tell Me You Love Me.”

When Marcus King started gaining momentum several years back, he was surrounded by a full band, including keys and horns. The modern guitar hero has now released his second solo album, “Young Blood,” with Nick Movshon on bass.

Fieldy has announced new music, but it’s not with Korn. The bassist, who has been on hiatus from the band since last year, has revealed that his project Stillwell has a new single coming out on September 16th.

Our friend Ben Titus sent us this video of his Amplified Artist Sessions live performance. “Someone In Your Life” is a beautiful piece for bass and vocals.

Jeff Coffin has released a new solo album called “Between Dreaming and Joy,” but it’s far from a solo effort. The saxophonist, who many know from his work with Dave Matthews Band, has an absolutely stacked lineup to fill out the music.