Archive for October 2026 - Page 6

Uberfrank’s Spellbinder Custom VI rethinks the Bass VI for Tom Herbert, with dual outputs, a wider neck, and a chambered body with a stunning lacewood back.

MonoNeon turns three minutes of solo bass into a wonderfully strange fretless P Bass workout, packed with deep funk, warped melodies, bends, and twists.

Paul Simon's live album captures his Quiet Celebration Tour with Bakithi Kumalo on bass. Watch their performance of "Under African Skies" with Edie Brickell.

Geezer Butler jams with Jack Black, BOSS unveils the EX-4, Mayones teams with Henrik Linder, and much more. Catch up on No Treble’s 10 most-read stories of the week.

Gov’t Mule tears into “Shakedown Street” in Chicago as Kevin Scott lays down a huge vintage P Bass and SVT groove while Warren Haynes plays Doug Irwin #024.

Dave Holland celebrates his 80th birthday with "Freedom Call," a collection of unreleased live recordings featuring his Sextet, Quintet, and Prism ensembles.

Joe Hubbard breaks down Chick Corea’s “Spain” in a new bass course with 12 lessons, samba grooves, solo analysis, and backing tracks featuring Tom Brechtlein.

Billy Sheehan puts his signature Yamaha Attitude to work in this bass playthrough of Mr. Big’s “Green Tinted Sixties Mind.”

Joy Division's "Eternal: Live" collects 16 performances across 14 CDs and two DVDs, capturing Peter Hook's bass lines and the band's final concert in Birmingham.

Kardinal Guitars debuts its first bass with neck-through construction, a quilted maple top, and passive soapbar pickups. Pre-orders are now open at $549.

Brent Harding brings the grit on Social Distortion’s Apple Music Sessions performance of “Tonight,” laying down a punchy line on a vintage Precision Bass.

Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill has announced his retirement due to arthritis and a shoulder injury, with Uriah Heep’s Davey Rimmer set to take his place.