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Six Pioneering Effects Builders of the 1970s By Rod Brakes, Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 26 May 22 From Screaming Birds to Purple Peakers, we take a look at some of the eras grooviest stompboxes.
Trash & Treasure: a Guide to the Far-Out Guitars of the 1970s By Chris Gill, Art Thompson published 25 May 22 Shameless ‘modernistic’ rip-offs, hippie-wood finishes and more brass than a marching band – welcome to our fabulous six-string freakshow!
