MusicRadar recently reviewed the Jackson Adrian Smith Signature SDX, giving it a robust five our of five stars.
“A versatile guitar capable of covering many bases, and perfect for nailing your favourite Maiden tunes?” wrote reviewer Hayden Hewitt. ”What more could you need, bar the white high tops and tight strides? Okay then, ‘Wasted Years’ on four: one, two, three…” Continue reading
Virginia grindcore outfit Pig Destroyer recently released a psychedelic video for the song “The Diplomat,” which comes from their acclaimed new album Book Burner.
The clip features a suited character gives a group of gorillas guns and a bloodbath ensues – all in technicolor. Continue reading
Anthrax’s Scott Ian has been delving deep into the horror genre with his new web series Blood & Guts, and we’ve rounded up three new episodes just in time for Halloween.
In the videos below, Ian talks with the legendary Gary Tunnicliffe of the Hellraiser franchise, gets the full splatter treatment from mask-maker Jerry Constantine and goes undercover with a new persona from makeup artist Jennifer Aspinall (Saturday Night Live, The Toxic Avenger).
Visit Anthrax’s official website for more information.
Megadeth’s David Ellefson recently took some time to put the new Jackson Kelly Bird Basses through the paces, from the electronics to the shape and specs of the instrument.
Watch the product demo below and visit Ellefson’s official website for more information.
RedOne Production is behind some of the biggest pop songs to come out in recent years, and guitarist Geo Slam is an integral part of that process.
An avid Jackson enthusiast, the Swedish Slam had a hand in tracks by Jason Derulo, Porcelain Black and Priyanka. Members of RedOne’s team have also worked with Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Nicki Minaj to name just a few pop sensations.
Having grown up listening to some of the finest shredders, Slam still takes his Jackson Adrian Smith signature model into the studio to cut radio-friendly tunes that continuously blow up the airwaves.
JacksonGuitars.com recently caught up with Slam to talk about his career and transition into this unlikely pop genre. Continue reading
