Enmore Audio Features Gibson SG: 11 guitarists who made this iconic axe their own by Jeremy Span After 60 years, the Gibson SG remains the Les Paul’s rebellious cousin. If rock ‘n’ roll’s the Devil’s music, then the SG was made in…
Enmore Audio Features The evolution of Neve in 5 iconic consoles by Dan Shaw Neve is one of those hallowed names in the audio world. Follow the turning points of the company through 5 of their most revolutionary consoles….
Books News ‘The Age of Anxiety’: Pete Townshend’s exploration of art and the inner monologue by Dan Shaw For those who claim not to be ‘artistic,’ there’s often a myth that surrounds the act of creation. Some put it down to the channelling…
Enmore Audio Features The Lord of Loud: How Marshall came to dominate rock’s biggest stages by Dan Shaw Fender and Marshall have been duking it out for amplifier supremacy since the plucky British company emerged as a competitor to the American firm in…
News Pete Townshend reckons The Who invented heavy metal music by Happy Pete Townshend, legendary guitarist of The Who, has claimed that the band invented heavy metal music on their 1970 album Live At Leeds. In a…
Books News Janis: Her Life and Music, How Good’s Australia and more – Happy’s Weekend Reading by Dan Shaw On the list this week is Janis: Her Life and Music, the tale of the counter-cultural icon, How Good’s Australia is our country’s coming of…
News The Who’s Pete Townshend admits he regrets his “rock and roll” behaviour by Luke Saunders Back in the day, The Who had a reputation for causing a bit of trouble. But now, Pete Townshend has spoken out about his so-called…
Books News The Who’s abandoned Lifehouse album is finally being released… as a graphic novel by Jessie Wilson Abandoned in 1971, Pete Townshend’s ambitious sci-fi rock opera is finally being realised visually, as it was imagined at conception. Lifehouse was always meant to be…
Enmore Audio Features A tidal wave of change: behind the scenes of progressive rock in the 60s by Pinky Latt If the 1950s was the dawn of rock ‘n’ roll, then the ‘60s were dedicated to advancement in the form of a tidal wave known…
Lists Trashed hotel rooms, exploding toilets and sticking it to the man: 5 times bands broke the rules for the right reasons by Liz Nash From John Lennon claiming to be “more popular than Jesus” to Yeezy storming the MTV stage (twice), we seem to be absolutely doe-eyed to the…
News So, Coachella organisers are putting together a new festival lineup featuring The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, The Who, Roger Waters and Paul McCartney by Happy Rumour has emerged over the weekend that the organisers of Coachella, specifically festival veterans Goldenvoice, are planning the festival of every baby boomer’s (and fans…
