Pantera, whose first tour back (with surviving members Phil Anselmo and Rex Brown joined by Black Label Society/Ozzy Osbourne’s Zakk Wylde on guitar and Anthrax’s Charlie Benante on drums) was opening ...

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New Jersey native and pinch harmonic aficionado Zakk Wylde and his band Black Label Society are back on their bullshit after three years away with the release of their newest single “The Gallows.” ...

This formidable trio's self-titled debut is the ensemble guitar album of the year – and a watershed acoustic moment ...

1,050 of The Daily Dirt 1. Guitar World magazine named its top guitar riffs of all time and, for the most part, did a credible job. But … “In 1969, the year Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, ...

Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia took great pride in his guitars. Though he played many in his career, there are a handful of truly noteworthy axes that have stood the test of time.

Epiphone has released the new Jimi Hendrix “Love Drops” Flying V guitar, featuring a recreation of Jimi’s hand-painted graphics. The signature model (available here), created in partnership with ...

After well over a year of waiting, Dimebag Darrell’s legendary Warhead guitar amp – which was at ... and rigorously tested by Zakk Wylde during Pantera rehearsals. In a launch video, Champion ...

This album marked a significant shift in Pantera’s sound and set the stage for their future success. The band members responsible for this groundbreaking work include Phil Anselmo on vocals, Dimebag ...

Buying a new guitar cable is far from the most exciting thing you’ll ever do as a guitarist, but it’s certainly an essential piece of gear you can’t do without. Cheap cables break, usually at the most ...

This time around, she reached back to the classic thrash era by shredding through ‘Tallica’s “Master of Puppets” on a silver Flying V, a recent gift from Gibson Guitars. While mostly, scorchingly ...

Pyro, multiple special guests and a pulverizing 11-song setlist is what fans saw on stage when Pantera played Beast Feast in Yokohama, Japan on Aug. 26, 2001. But what was happening off stage was ...