October 2023 – Return to and from obscurity
An explanation for CRAVE Guitars’ 3-year hiatus.
An explanation for CRAVE Guitars’ 3-year hiatus.
An exploration into the past, current and future of ambient electronica music and the technology, key artists, sub-genres and some mielstone studio albums that helped to define the genre.
An exploration of Jamaican music including mento, ska, rocksteady, reggae, roots, dub, dancehall and ragga, as well as the geographical and historical context within which Jamaican music thrived and continues to influence today’s musical landscape.
CRAVE Guitars is forced to take a break from publishing articles and posting on social media.
More vintage guitar news from CRAVE Guitars. This month’s article looks at the most recent additions to the CRAVE Guitars’ family in 2020.
More vintage guitar news from CRAVE Guitars. This month’s article looks at the consequences of repatriating over 40 guitars after a period in enforced storage.
CRAVE (Cool & Rare American Vintage Electric) Guitars – Review of 2019 guitar, effect and amplifier additions
The fourteenth and final part of a series of articles charting 350+ years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through more than 1,500 facts. This final part focuses on the current and future state of modern music.
The thirteenth part of a series of articles charting 350+ years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through more than 1,500 facts. This part focuses on famous quotes about music from music professionals.
The twelfth part of a series of articles charting 350+ years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through more than 1,500 facts. This part focuses on famous quotes about music from non-musicians.
The eleventh part of a series of articles charting 350+ years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through more than 1,500 facts. This part focuses on the 2010s.
The tenth part of a series of articles charting 350+ years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through more than 1,500 facts. This part focuses on the 2000s.