Crooked frets, designed to solve the instrument’s biggest intonation issues, have won over some big-name players (even if they’re keeping quiet about it). Is it a revolution or just a fad?

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The importance of physical retail is often underestimated in a world where almost anything can be ordered with a single click ...

Used musical instrument retail and repair business 8th Avenue Guitar Works will open Feb. 20 in the Melrose space last accommodating a Dollar General store. According to a release, MIRC (Musical ...

Good news wrestling fans, The Aerial Assassin could be back in the mix in All Elite Wrestling sooner rather than later. Will ...

Cracking your neck is a habit many turn to for quick relief from stiffness or stress, often without a second thought. But could this everyday move do more harm than good? Dr Kunal Sood, MD, a double ...