Features

Daisley’s otherworldly rhythmic and melodic sensibility adds a nuanced, Paul McCartney-like touch to his bass lines and firmly cements his place among rock’s most influential players.

The ex-Smashing Pumpkins bassist returns to the stage with a debut album from her new band Bizou.

Gaining attention from reaches of the globe far from Japan, Kiyoshi’s musical journey is gaining steam more than ever before.

“I’m always busy, because I’m willing to work harder than anyone else. Aside from that, I’m just a shredder bass player who never plays roots and 5ths and was blessed with chops and a good ear.”

With her debut solo album, Adeline is coming into her own as a solo artist.

Bass ninja Robert "Bubby" Lewis took a quick break from his practice regime to answer our 10 Questions.

Victor Wooten Revisits Miles Davis’On the Corner with Dave Liebman & Jeff Coffin

After leaving Panic at the Disco, Dallon Weekes has found his own musical identity with his new drum and bass outfit, IDK How.

Colin Greenwood of Radiohead, Tal Wilkenfeld, Victor Wooten, Andrew Gouché Remembers Joel Smith, Bob Daisley, Nicole Fiorentino, Pancho Tomaselli, Adeline, Kiyoshi, Larry Grenadier, Dallon Weekes, Kaveh Rastegar, reviews of Aguilar's Tone Hammer 700 & SL 115, Sadowsky's Singlecut, G&L Guitars CLF L-1000, and columns by Jim Roberts, Jonathan Herrera, John Goldsby, Steve Bailey, Karl Coryat, Patrick Pfeiffer, and much more!

Bass Magazine's own Ed Friedland checks in from the road with The Mavericks from Miami, Florida, where he visits Walt Grace Music Shop to test out some vintage basses.

Your favorite rock bass player's favorite bass player is a guitar player.

The man behind System Of A Down unveils his new line of Warwick signature basses and his freshly minted lifestyle brand, 22 Red.