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NYC Hip-Hop’s Next Wave: Statik Selektah & Termanology Talk “1982,” DJ Premier and J Dilla

Though originally from Boston, DJ/MC duo Statik Selektah & Termanology have been entrenched in the NYC hip-hop scene for years and collaborated with a variety of artists ranging from industry legends like DJ Premier to upstarts like XXL’s Freshmen 10 MC Freddie Gibbs.

On their first collaborative full-length — the Read more...

Delicious Audio: Keepaway – A Hummable Experiment

By Ken Partridge + PDG for Delicious Audio

The Brooklyn avant-pop trio Keepaway was born out of two overlapping friendships, one forged in Massachusetts in the ‘90s, the other San Francisco a decade later. Both involved guitarist Nick Nauman.

In addition to Nauman’s guitar, the band builds its songs with Read more...

Delicious Audio: Batt-O-Meter by Keith McMillen Instruments

Berkeley, CA based Keith McMillen Instruments has come up with a handy little device called the Batt-O-Meter ($29.99).

Essentially a battery tester for musicians, the Batt-O-Meter plugs in to any guitar pedal or electric instrument with a 1/4″ jack, and displays the remaining life and voltage delivered from the battery. Read more...

Delicious Audio: Delicate Steve – The Master’s Touch

By Ezra Tenenbaum for Delicious Audio

The instrumental music played by Steve Marion, aka Delicate Steve, is strange and wonderful. His first full length album “Wondervisions” — released after a 10 year career of recording, producing and playing with other bands — features sonic delights only a “wise” musician/producer could Read more...

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Delicious Audio: A Boost Pedal with Bonuses

Amptweaker’s newest pedal is the TightBoost, a boost pedal with some nifty extras built-in. Along with True-Bypass, the TightBoost comes with four controls: Boost, High, Mid, and Tight.

While the Boost and High controls do what you expect them to, the Mid features a parked wah tone that increases gradually Read more...

Delicious Audio: Deep Trip Hellbender

Most fuzz pedal manufacturers can nail the vintage sound of the ‘60’s and ’70’s if they use the right increasingly rare high-quality components and simple circuit designs.

Unfortunately, many of these pedals are pretty ponies of the one-trick variety: an expensive addition to your board that only serves to produce Read more...

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