Muel's Blog

Vinnie Moore getting warmed up for a lesson, May 13, 2011.

The Stryper frontman talks gear, The Covering and the possibility of a new Stryper album.

Listen to the title track from Benoit's seventh solo album.

The Black Parade nearly killed them with its success. But My Chemical Romance found changing directions almost as fatal when it came to making their latest, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys.

They’re named for a drink and related to a band of mask-wearing dudes from Des Moines. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is…

From "grunge speak" to $300 flannel shirts to Tad Doyle's diarrhea—Seattle's early-Nineties music scene was defined by bizarre behavior and, often, bodily fluids. Here are seven of its weirdest moments.

Take a look at the historic Big Four show in Indio, California.

He’s led one of the pioneering acts of SoCal’s early Eighties punk movement for 33 years and counting. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is…

Guitar World presents the ten greatest starting tracks from metal’s most iconic albums.