in Feeds “Would prog music have happened without the synth? I’m not sure it would”: Rick Wakeman on the vital significance of the synthesizer to music history
in Feeds Phil X on the time his pedals died moments before opening for Steel Panther: “Guys, we don’t have overdrive tonight”
in Feeds “You just record ‘em. You don’t want to ‘grid’ the Rolling Stones, so the entirety of this album was made with no click tracks”: Andrew Watt says he kept thing loose when he produced the Stones, but also added a surprising plugin synth sub-bass
in Feeds “I really cried with all that emotion to be honest – there were moments where the lack of hope and strength grabbed me – I had to take a break”: Petri Alanko on crafting the intense sonic universe of Control Resonant
in Feeds “Prince liked it loud on stage – Your head would be vibrating after those shows. Your body and your mind were shaken to the core”: We find out what it was really like being on-stage with Prince
in Feeds “Right when I started with the Ramones is when I bought a guitar. The first song I learned to play was a Ramones song”: How the Ramones took New York punk round the world
in Feeds “It’s available in the two most important colors ever – Gothic Black and Ultra Pink”: The hottest bass gear of the month, including the smallest signature bass money can buy
