Coming in at a mere £115/$159 for a single studio monitor, the JBL 305P MkIIs are a tempting option for the beginner mix engineer looking to get their first set of ‘proper’ monitors. The question is ...

The iconic three-day summer celebration of contemporary folk music returns to Jericho Beach Park from July 18–20, with a ...

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Epiphone just launched this new Inspired by Gibson Custom 1962 ES-335 Reissue, and I had the fortune to try one out. Read all ...

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The Garbage singer has overcome ageism, surgery and band isolation to return with a fire-breathing new album. She talks to ...

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