Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Rabea “Leg Day” Massaaad


Remembering that one time many years ago at Andertons when Rabea Massaad casually picked up Rob Chapman and squatted with him a few times… Rob was 90KG at the time.

Josh Ramsay Covers "Defying Gravity" On The Spot #musora #joshramsay #wicked


Josh Ramsay Covers "Defying Gravity" On The Spot! 🟠 We challenged Josh Ramsay of Marianas Trench to cover "Defying Gravity" from Wicked on the spot! Watch Josh rebuild this iconic Broadway classic layer by layer from his own studio, pushing his voice to the limit while putting his own spin on one of the most famous songs in musical theatre history! Head over to the Musora YouTube channel to watch the full challenge!

Big Life Lessons at Andertons


Huge life lessons with Chappers and the Captain at Anderton’s with special guest and friend Phil X from The Drills! I think Lee was trying to teach about speaker phasing, it may have got somehow slightly lost in translation 

Tuesday, 8 September 2026

Old School Bandit Tone 🀘🏽


I have no idea how I will ever explain to future generations. What bandit tone was or in particular who the subway bandit was…. The only thing I’ll say is that it launched a relationship between myself and Marshall amps, I ended up getting a Dominos gift card and well it was a very strange time ha ha

Sweeping The Modes🀘🏽🀘🏽


I’m just here to tell you it’s okay to dress up as a dragon and practice sweeping on your electric guitar. In fact, I encourage it… many years ago when I lived in Brighton I worked out that you could play each of the seven diatonic major modes using sweeping 

Monday, 7 September 2026

Power Chords… With a WEIRD twist


Chappers and the Captain at Andersons demonstrating some iron label Ibanez guitars many years ago. Robe came up with this interesting scratchy rhythm technique that resembled a DJ scratching on vinyl records 

Affordable Egnator Blew Our Minds


This affordable Egnator series was absolutely mind blowing, I had no idea they were Affordable and completely believed they were boutique amplifiers from America, turned out they were made in China and still incredible sounding for an unfathomably small price. Perfect matched with this PRS at Andertons