Articles by Jody Miller - Page 7

Two people, no guitar, and a massive sound. Royal Blood is back with “Ten Over Ten,” the first single from the upcoming album Dead Company.

MonoNeon has shared several Atomic Habitz clips from Newport, but this take on Marcus King’s “Save Me” may be the best showcase of this trio’s chemistry.

Death Cab for Cutie make their second Tiny Desk appearance, with Nick Harmer on his Serek Lincoln bass for a mix of new songs and classics.

The Offspring surprised fans outside TAURON Arena Kraków by joining Emilio Piano for a spontaneous performance of “The Kids Aren’t Alright” before their show.

Heaven & Hell sound absolutely massive at Wacken 2009, with Geezer Butler’s Lakland PJ bass anchoring a nearly 90 minute set from metal’s true godfathers.

Coheed and Cambria revisit their 10 minute epic “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3” live, with Zach Cooper on bass and a stripped down Yamaha BB.

Jack White returned home for a sold out Pine Knob show, with Dominic Davis holding down the low end on a vintage Jazz Bass through an Ampeg stack near Detroit.

Donny Benét breaks down the main riffs to “Mr Tuxedo” on his F Bass before a full studio playthrough packed with groove, swagger, and serious bass style.

This 1981 Oakland footage catches Van Halen’s original lineup in peak form, with Michael Anthony driving the songs and delivering the signature harmonies.

Alex Lofoco revisits Jaco Pastorius’s “Havona” bass solo with a solo fretless performance on a five string Cortex bass topped in buckeye burl for this tribute.

Charles Berthoud plays a fretless Le Fay bass and adds an ebow as he joins Mike Dawes for a tapping heavy take on “Belle Insomnie” at The Mount Without.

This 1984 performance of King Crimson’s “Sleepless” captures Tony Levin using slap bass, delay, and his yellow Music Man to power the song’s pulse live.