Gregory Adams

Gregory Adams

Gregory Adams is a Vancouver-based arts reporter. From metal legends to emerging pop icons to the best of the basement circuit, he’s interviewed musicians across countless genres for nearly two decades, most recently with Guitar World, Bass Player, Revolver, and more – as well as through his independent newsletter, Gut Feeling. This all still blows his mind. He’s a guitar player, generally bouncing hardcore riffs off his ’52 Tele reissue and a dinged-up SG.

Latest articles by Gregory Adams

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Audio Force One Frontman Tiago Talks 'More,' Their Guitar-Packed Debut Album

By Gregory Adams published

To create Audio Force One's guitar-heavy debut, Tiago had to go "Against everything that makes sense.”

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Graveyard's Joakim Nilsson and Jonatan Ramm Talk New Album, 'Peace'

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Dave Wyndorf Discusses Monster Magnet's Latest Grindfest

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Guitarists
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Tetrarch Embrace Their Freakishness on Their Full-Length Debut, 'Freak'

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'The Contortionist's Cameron Maynard and Robby Baca Get Back to Basics on 'Clairvoyant'

By Gregory Adams published

The future is uncertain for many, but progressive metal vets the Contortionist knew exactly how best to move forward with their fourth full-length, the suitably titled Clairvoyant.

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Vernon Reid Talks New Living Colour Album, 'Shade'

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Former Pantera Bassist Rex Brown is Excited to Show off His GuitarSkills on'Smoke on This'

By Gregory Adams published

For heavy music fans, the name Rex Brown is synonymous with viciously rhythmic, cowboy-from-hell bass playing.

Bassists
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Philly Punk Rockers Sheer Mag Release Debut Full-Length, 'Need to Feel Your Love'

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Royal Thunder's Josh Weaver on New Record and Pedal Addiction

By Gregory Adams published

“Tones are sources of inspiration for me. Even if I turn on a pedal for five seconds, if it adds to the song and makes it more dramatic it’s always worth it.”

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