Archive for 2023 - Page 80

Ministry has announced a new set of tour dates for the spring ahead of their summer outing opening for Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper. Ministry is currently anchored by bassist Paul D’Amour, who is also known for being a founder of Tool.

Time to wrap up the week, and we can’t think of a better way than to share this roundup of the top 10 articles for the week of February 11-17, 2023.

IK Multimedia has unveiled the TONEX Pedal, which is a physical unit for bringing their AI Machine Modeling Tone Models to any venue or studio.

No Treble reader Arjan van Diepeningen sent us this exciting video by The Vision of Johanna. In this clip, the band plays Steely Dan’s “Deacon Blues” in dedication to their former guitarist, Jelle van Tilburg.

If you’re looking to solve the puzzle of your fingerboard, you’ll want to check out the new book from Joe Hubbard. “The Triad Sudoku Workbook” provides an approach to learning through the popular puzzle game, Sudoku.

Back in 2020, Nordstrand Audio released a new bass model called the Acinonyx, which takes its cues from the vintage Goya Panther. Now Carey Nordstrand and crew have unveiled the V2 Acinonyx.

Frowin Ickler sent us his latest video, where he pays tribute to Jeff Beck and Curtis Mayfield with a solo bass arrangement of “People Get Ready.”

After announcing it in 2021, Geezer Butler’s autobiography is getting close to being in the hands of fans. Publisher Harper Collins has revealed that the book, which will be titled “Into The Void,” has a release date.

Bergantino Audio Systems has unveiled a new piece of gear for 2023 with the Super Pre. The new offering packs tons of features into a unit the size of a cigar box.

Martin Gudics sent us the latest Gudics Twins video, and it is killer. The duo of Martin and Marcell Gudics is joined by Ádám Tóth on guitar and Marcell Tóth on keys on “Protein Shakespeare.”

January was a big month for traffic on No Treble, and videos were a big part of that. Here are the top 10 reader favorite videos for the month.

In this episode of “From the Bottom”, Paul Thompson digs into one of the most iconic bass lines ever - “Juicy” by the Notorious B.I.G., aka “Juicy Fruit” by Mtume - and the work of Raymond Jackson.