PAUL GILBERT

WROC finds PAUL GILBERT shaping virtuoso rock guitar, pop-minded playfulness and bluesy humanity into a 2026 album with a clear sense of identity.

The Dio Album is Paul Gilbert’s instrumental tribute to Ronnie James Dio’s catalog across Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio.

Werewolves of Portland again shows Paul Gilbert using the guitar not merely as a vehicle for speed, but as a singing voice.

Behold Electric Guitar finds Paul Gilbert treating extraordinary technique as part of the music rather than the point of it.

I Can Destroy puts Paul Gilbert’s extraordinary guitar ability in service of the pleasure of the songs.

Stone Pushing Uphill Man is an album to place in PAUL GILBERT’s 2014 discography through virtuoso technique, pop-minded playfulness and a bright sense of guitar melody.

Vibrato shows Paul Gilbert’s range through fluent solos, thick rock riffs and playful arrangements.

Fuzz Universe lets Paul Gilbert move freely between rock, fusion, metal and pop-minded ideas in an instrumental showcase of guitar expression.

Silence Followed by a Deafening Roar places Paul Gilbert’s virtuosity up front while seeking a different melody and texture in each instrumental piece.

Get Out of My Yard makes Paul Gilbert’s guitar the central voice in a fully instrumental setting.

Space Ship One puts Paul Gilbert’s fluent guitar at the front while keeping the songs open and approachable.

Gilbert Hotel lets Paul Gilbert fold his formidable guitar skill into short, welcoming songs rather than placing virtuosity above everything else.

Burning Organ is rooted in Paul Gilbert’s astonishing guitar ability, but it places the fun of the songs first.

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Flying Dog gathers Paul Gilbert’s fast, precise guitar, flexible rhythmic sense and playful ideas into a lively rock record.

King of Clubs combines Paul Gilbert’s quick, vivid guitar playing with a pop-minded sense of melody.