Let's listen together with Alex Sill to his debut solo album, "Experiences: Real and Imagined."

The Zappa Family Trust has partnered with Eyellusion to get Frank's former bandmates back out on the road to play alongside computer-generated, three-dimensional holographic projections of multimedia elements, including Frank himself. They'll be performing brand new songs and the Frank hologram will also be adding unreleased guitar solos to songs we already know and love.

Let's listen together with Markus Reuter to his latest release, a string quartet called "Heartland."

Devin Townsend has a free ebook on creativity that's excellent and insightful. You can get it at freedevbook.com. After I read it, I wanted to talk to Devin about it and it ended up working out.

This is the third of three videos from our January 2019 conversation.

Here's Devin Townsend talking about his new Prestige signature acoustic guitar, X-JAMM concert at NAMM, what music he listens to, new and future work with Steve Vai, and more.

Devin Townsend's new album, Empath, will be released on March 29, 2019. Here he is to tell us a bit about the album, how he feels about it, and some background stories on how it was made. This is just one piece of a long interview conducted on January 12, 2019. Look for more in the coming weeks.

Sara Groves is one of the most passionate artists I’ve ever met and she’s given her whole life to music and justice. She is unlike most any artist I’ve met in that her heart and her money go outward to her community and to those in need. She and her husband, Troy Groves, purchased a 100-year-old church and use it as a community arts center called Art House North. It’s a fantastic space with a wonderful atmosphere in St. Paul, Minnesota.

We are thrilled and stunned to present one mega-video featuring interviews with Jan Zehrfeld of Panzerballett, Mattias IA Eklundh of Freak Kitchen, Jen Majura of Evanescence, and Mike Keneally of Frank Zappa/Joe Satriani/Steve Vai. "X-mas Death Jazz" is Panzerballett's new album and, if you ask us, one of the top albums of the year. Each artist talks us through the album and what it took to record it. Hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed making it!

Let’s explore Jen Majura’s super-fun album, Inzenity. You may recognize Jen as the guitarist for Evanescence, but that’s only a slice of what she does musically. Check this album out.

It is an honor and a privilege to present this group conversation between Mike Keneally and three members of Gentle Giant: Gary Green (guitar), Kerry Minnear (keyboard), and Malcolm Mortimore (drums). It was Mike's first time meeting Kerry and Malcolm. In this diverse interview, they discuss songwriting, deadlines, the power of hats, investing in music, live performance, and more.

Jan Zehrfeld is the bandleader of the German jazz-metal band, Panzerballett. They have written ear-defying songs based entirely on quintuplets (5 notes per beat) and septuplets (7 notes per beat). Learn how Jan has put these techniques to use and see/hear examples. It's incredible!

Alex Anthony Faide is the only guy on the internet who's actually able to play King Crimson's Fracture at full speed. He studied for many years with Robert Fripp in the Guitar Craft/Guitar Circle courses and continues to this day in pursuit of right- and left-hand clarity. He is an inspiration to many of us.

David Singleton is a multi-talented songwriter, producer, audio engineer, record executive, tour manager, author, and more. He is best known for his work Discipline Global Mobile [DGM], the company behind King Crimson. David is also behind a semi-fictional persona in the music industry called The Vicar, producing not only a very interesting album called Songbook #1, but a whole universe around the character including graphic novels, written novels, and a video blog series.

Hyung-ki Joo is half of the formidable classical music comedy duo, Igudesman & Joo. He plays piano and Aleksey Igudesman (represented in this interview as a pile of fruit) plays the violin. They are both extremely talented, having studied (and met) at the Yehudi Menuhin school for many years.

Sit down with Mike Keneally and Andy West having a conversation in my dining room. #surreal

They talk about the music industry and evolution of music since the 1970s, YouTube, recommending music to other people, Captain Beefheart, Henry Kaiser, Joe Satriani, and more.