Harpist Emily Hopkins acquired an Electrofoods Nepenthes [electrofoods.space], reportedly the heaviest distortion pedal in the known universe, and put it on her harp. It's not just a joke: "finding a good overdirve or fuzz pedal to use with the harp is difficult because the harp is so resonant and every harp is different."
The Electrofoods Nepenthes makes the harp sound like a BEAST
What do you get when you cross an electric kazoo with a distortion pedal? BLINK-18KAZOO Okay so the visual pun doesn't work quite as well as the aural one. But… READ THE REST
Over at Riff Magazine, my old pal David Gill looks back at the birth of distortion and its position as "central to rock and roll as the sex and the… READ THE REST
Turkish artist Aydın Büyüktaş recently visited the United States, which inspired him to create the Flatland series of digitally-warped images. READ THE REST
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