Features Prog Limelight: Sebas Honing By Sarah Worsley( Prog ) published 15 September 2014 The young guitar whiz on making his own instruments and worshipping Mr Townsend. He may only be 24 years old, but Sebas Honing has a wise, brooding head on his shoulders.Prog NewsletterSign up below to get the latest from Prog, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Sarah WorsleySocial Links Navigation More about progDavid Gilmour features in Body Count's new video for Comfortably NumbDream Theater share first new music since Mike Portnoy's return with nine-minute plus Night TerrorLatest"All of a sudden, things went mad!": Motörhead's Overkill, the album that changed everything - only in the new issue of Classic RockSee more latest ► Most PopularFrom classicly-styled hard rock to the slickest of AOR: The Foreigner albums you definitely need to listen to"If someone tries to start a fight with you, put them down as fast and nastily as you possibly can": The wild life of The Who's combustion engine, John Entwistle"I went from sleeping on a mattress to playing arenas inside two years": Creed's rise and fall was fast, but now, thanks to the TikTok generation, they're selling more tickets than ever “When somebody first called me a rock star it was like a dream come true. And my ego reflected that.” An audience with Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor after “self-destruction” forced him to confront some ugly, painful home truths"The intensity and that whole, 'playing a bit faster than we are able to' type of approach, makes this such a gem." Dark Tranqullity/Halo Effect vocalist Mikael Stanne picks the greatest death metal album of all time“Every time we arrived back in the early hours in our van, we’d be stopped by the police…In those days, anyone with long hair was a drug addict”: Hawkwind’s bid to spread the counterculture with In Search Of Space (if that’s the album’s actual name) “In interviews they’d talk about Phil and Mike then say, ‘What have you been doing while these guys have been in the charts?’ It takes as long to make a record that’s not a success as it does to make one that is”: Tony Banks on his career outside Genesis"It's one thing to take off your shirt, but it's another to pre-rip the seams": How Soundgarden's dig at rock star excess helped turn them into rock stars themselves10 West Coast rock albums you really need to hear... and one to avoid"When all those glamour models were banging at my door, I should have opened it and let them all in": Phil Mogg on 50 years with UFO, life on the road and new band Moggs Motel“The festival lost so much money they asked us for our fee back!” How Rage Against The Machine's generosity helped Coachella recover from a potentially ruinous start to become the world's coolest music festival
