Latest about Polyphia
Ibanez finally launches Tim Henson’s eagerly awaited acoustic-electric signature nylon-string, the TOD10N
Henson's second signature Ibanez gets an official release after it made its debut on Polyphia’s radical single, Playing God, earlier this year – and it's more affordable than you might expect
![[L-R] Justin Hawkins and Tim Henson](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/pPa27XLTJj45udFiz8dsmM-840-80.jpg.webp)
“Ow, it's burning!”: watch Justin Hawkins try to play like Polyphia
The Darkness frontman reacts to Ego Death, the prog-rockers' head-spinning new single with Steve Vai
Polyphia take a blues-rock turn in blistering guest spot with Steve Vai
The prog-rock pioneers swapped their trademark taps and meticulously composed melodies for pentatonic licks, lashings of wah and even a few “boomer bends”
![[L-R] Scott LePage, Steve Vai and Tim Henson](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/d6M2xsVyH9RwPoXsMQj8ye-840-80.jpg.webp)
Steve Vai was taken aback when he heard how Polyphia cut up his guest solo: “I thought, ‘Maybe they didn’t like what I did!’”
But guitarist Tim Henson reassures Vai that his contribution to Ego Death was instrumental to the creative direction of the song
Watch Tim Henson shred his mesmerizing parts for Polyphia's Ego Death in new playthrough video
Henson has shared a quick clip of the Vai-powered crossover single from the comfort of his home
From avant-jazz mini-symphonies to cabaret-tinged stadium-rock: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Close out September with the best in new guitar-driven music from Polyphia and Steve Vai, Drowning Pool, Paramore, Jakub Zytecki, Arctic Monkeys, Disturbed, Eliza McLamb, Djo and more
Polyphia and Steve Vai deliver a guitar collab for the ages in mesmerizing new single, Ego Death
It's the fourth single from the pioneering prog outfit's highly anticipated new album, Remember That You Will Die, due October 28
Tim Henson showcases the dizzying complexity of Polyphia’s new single in ABC riff playthrough
But, with a slowed-down performance as well, it might just be your best chance at cracking the impossible-sounding sonic code
