November '09
Artist Spotlight: Richard Z
of Rammstein
September '09
Interview: Shaun Glass and Dirge Within
Artist Spotlight: Doc Coyle
of God Forbid
August '09
Artist Spotlight: Will Adler (Lamb of God)
July '09
Artist Spotlight: Page Hamilton of Helmet
Winner's Circle: Mayem Sweepstakes
AVAILABLE FALL 2009: The new James Hetfield Truckster... now in black!
ESP and Spinefarm Records bring you Children of Bodom Fall 2009 North American Tour
Download Native Instruments Guitar Rig 3 Go for free and enter for a chance to win an LTD KH-602
Coming Soon: ESP Artist Podcasts
June '09
Hot New Models Coming This Fall!
Winner's Circle: "No Fear" Music Tour Sweepstakes
Get Rockin Now with an LTD Guitar or Bass Pack!
April '09
ESP Congratulates Metallica for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction
ESP Artists Top Guitar World Reader's Poll!
New ESPs at 2009 Musikmesse Show!
March '09
Will Adler Appearance at Sam Ash Hollywood
ESP Gets in the Game with Guitar Hero: Metallica
February '09
Artist Interview: Ted Aguilar of Death Angel
ESP mourns the loss of Metal Mulisha rider Jeremy Lusk
January '09
ESP Announces New Models for 2009
New Kirk Hammett & James Hetfield Signature Series
ESP's Signature Series Gets 18 New Models at NAMM 2009
Artist Spotlight: Fred LeClercq of DragonForce
20 Years With ESP: Page Hamilton
ESP Artists Receive Grammy Nominations
ESP Artists Featured in Upcoming Comic Series
ESP on MySpace: Are you our friend?
You may have recently noted that the worldʼs premiere freestyle motocross team, Metal Mulisha, have become part of the ESP family. Over the course of getting to know the team, weʼve become friends with this extraordinary group of talented and daring riders.
While pushing the limits of what can be accomplished in extreme sports, these riders define the word “fearless”, and astound and amaze us with their skills. Unfortunately on Saturday, February 7, Jeremy Lusk sustained severe injuries while competing in an event in Costa Rica and sadly passed away three days later on Tuesday February 10. He was 24.
If youʼre not familiar with Jeremy, he was a gold medal winner who was ranked as one of the worldʼs very best FMX riders. Hailing from the San Diego area, Jeremy started riding when he was three years old, and turned pro at 19. According to all accounts, he was also a great guy who inspired everyone else around him. Metal Mulisha has put up a very nice photo page in remembrance of Jeremy at metalmulisha.com.
Everyone at ESP sends our sincere condolences to Jeremyʼs family and friends, as well as all of our friends at Metal Mulisha.
