WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: Of all the bands in the world, School of Seven Bells would be the last you’d ever expect to have a lineup change.
But in October of 2010, something unthinkable to the fans of this Brooklyn-borne source of rhythmic entrancement happened: Claudia Deheza – one-half of the twin Read more...
The Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5051 EQ/Compressor module, first announced last October at AES 2011, has begun shipping.
According to RND, the Portico 5051 is comprised of a new inductor EQ circuit with a long heritage, and a compressor with elements from the Portico II: Master Buss Processor. The result Read more...
The Brooklyn-based boutique provider of royalty free sound effects, Rabbit Ears Audio, announced that it has launched its ninth collection, Antique Engines.
All files in this collection are available at 24/192 or 24/96 and are embedded with Soundminer Metadata. The price is $75 through the end of Friday, February 24, Read more...
Ready for another awards show? Well, this seems to be one that NYC and the independent music community can really use.
Expect substance, not an overload of glitz and glamour, at the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) Libera Awards. According to A2IM, “The Libbies” stand as the first award Read more...
A new 4,200-sq. ft. performance and production space has opened in Park Slope.
Co-founded by jazz bassist Matthew Garrison – son of Jimmy Garrison (bass player for John Coltrane) — and business partner Fortuna Sung, ShapeShifter Lab hosts nightly live performances, lessons and master classes, recording and session work, video Read more...
