Articles by Jody Miller - Page 28

Coheed and Cambria hit Chicago with a stacked set and killer energy. Zach Cooper’s Yamaha and Aguilar rig cut through with power and precision.

The full video of Rage Against the Machine’s Woodstock ’99 performance is now online, offering a raw look at one of the band’s most intense live sets.

A new studio release from Dream Theater captures John Myung at his best and marks Mike Portnoy’s long-awaited return to the lineup.

Nate Navarro meets a headless S. Martyn bass from Brazil—and the tone he pulls from it is straight-up unreal.

Coheed and Cambria rework “Goodbye, Sunshine” with Nick Hexum, blending dub vibes and tropical flair after a standout Chicago show.

The Flaming Lips brought the full spectacle to the Salt Shed this week. It was wild and weird in the best possible way. Giant balloons, confetti blasts, trippy lights, the whole thing. And the band sounded locked in. Modest Mouse kicked things off but only made it through about half their set before the show got shut down due to...

Paul Jackson’s bass work takes center stage in this rare 1975 TV set from Herbie Hancock and The Headhunters, live on The Midnight Special.

“Drive Complaining” completes Pops Magellan’s EastWest trilogy with a cosmic blend of emotion, distortion, and groove.

In a blazing metal challenge, Charles Berthoud climbs through 10 tracks to take on Drone Corpse Aviator by Archspire.

The Beatles’ first American concert is back on film, with Paul McCartney holding it all together while thousands of fans scream through every note.

This spontaneous “King of Pain” rework, filmed for Scott’s Bass Lessons, features Hadrien Feraud and a stellar jazz fusion trio.

Bass tech Terry Welty opens up about life on tour with Geezer Butler and Jeff Pilson, revealing custom gear builds and unforgettable moments.