Matt Dunn is a Tech Editor at Ultimate-Guitar. He specializes in Marketing Technology (MarTech) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM), while also exploring topics related to Coastal PFAS dynamics and guitar pedals. His work has been featured in Ultimate Guitar, Cape Gazette, The Irish Times, and the Association of National Advertisers.
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Matt Dunn's focus on music, particularly punk rock and guitar gear, suggests he would be most receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or event coverage related to these topics. If you have in-depth knowledge of punk rock history, guitar gear technology, or insights into the influence of specific albums or artists on musical genres, Matt may find your pitch relevant.
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Don't let these fun Fender guitar models drift away into history books.
By: Matt Dunn
While these guitars may be better known as knock-offs or copies, they are wonderful instruments on their own.
By: Matt Dunn
Catfish and the Bottlemen were the next big thing to save rock music. However, they've stumbled upon some problems.
By: Matt Dunn
Should this collection of B-sides have been their third album instead of 'Be Here Now'?
By: Matt Dunn
What have we learned about guitar gear so far in 2025?
By: Matt Dunn
The incredible and lasting impact of a record that stood the test of time.
By: Matt Dunn
Steel Panther brings the Pussy Melter back in a smaller enclosure.
By: Matt Dunn
Will we ever witness the resurgence of a vibrant scene filled with bands doing original material?
By: Matt Dunn
Who really knows which songs will be a hit anyway?
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