Seven years is a long time to wait for a follow-up, but Marshall has used them well. The Stockwell III takes everything that made its 2019 predecessor worth owning and addresses the parts that, over time, started to show their age. The standout feature is 40 hours of wireless playtime, double the Stockwell II’s offering which significantly enhances its usability for extended trips or long days.…

Hiking out to the headlands with a velvet-mesh acoustic orb clipped to your pack is easily the coolest way to soundtrack your travels this season, and thanks to Devialet, everyone can experience exactly that. The French acoustic pioneer has officially stepped into the techwear movement, revealing a highly anticipated, limited-edition capsule of its signature portable speaker. The brand has been…

Sixty years have passed since a young American guitarist wandered into Jim Marshall’s Hanwell drum shop, carrying a Fender Stratocaster and an appetite for volume. Mitch Mitchell, the drummer who later joined the Jimi Hendrix Experience, spent his Saturday evenings working behind that same counter, eventually introducing the two men who would define the sound of rock. Marshall is commemorating…

60 years of defining the stage presence of rock legends has given Marshall a visual identity that rarely needs an introduction, yet the house is currently updating its traditional black-and-gold uniform for a palette that feels far more expansive. The British brand has always thrived on its rebellious spirit, drawing the attention of the international music scene and collaborating with artists…

Jutta Leerdam didn’t grow up dreaming of the long track; instead, she spent her childhood running field hockey pitches and tumbling in gymnastics halls. It wasn’t until she was 11 that she took to the ice seriously, but this relatively late start in the sport didn’t hold her back. “I don’t think any of my friends or family try to compete with me now,” she laughs, reflecting on her status as a…

For more than half a century, musicians have chased their sound through the Marshall Amplifier factory in Milton Keynes, England, where amps are still crafted by hand. Now, Marshall Studio is extending unprecedented access to its legacy – offering artists a place to explore, experiment and elevate their craft. From playable memorabilia to iconic gear shaped by decades of rock history, it’s a…