This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, August 1, 2011.
Joy Division was something of an anomaly.
Existing for fewer than four years and releasing only two albums in 1979 and 1980, the band continues to remain intriguing, relevant, and influential to new generations of musicians and Read more...
Join SonicScoop‘s Justin Colletti as he sits down with one of his favorite producer/engineers, John Congleton.
John is a recent GRAMMY winner who is probably best known for his work with St. Vincent, The Walkmen, Explosions in the Sky, Nelly Furtado, Baroness, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Swans, David Byrne, Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist on April 2, 2013.
When we spoke, I kept hoping Chicago producer and musician John McEntire would regale me with tales of studio magic, or at least studio mischief. Did he ever mic drums from the top of a stairwell Read more...
This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist on March 2, 2012.
Single-name monikers are usually reserved for larger-than-life personalities. British producer Flood however, keeps a low, almost anonymous profile. It’s his work that gets all the hype.
Since his first noteworthy assignment as assistant engineer on New Read more...
You can’t escape it – so you may as well just give in.
Yes, we speak of “Hello” by Adele. It’s one of those tracks that arise, and suddenly is absolutely everywhere. From the grocery store to Starbucks, local radio and your car stereo, we guarantee you’ll hear it again Read more...
