Today I analyze the mix and production for Tame Impala’s hit track, “The Less I Know The Better”.
Kevin Parker of Tame Impala has had a huge influence on contemporary indie pop and rock, and just how far sounds can be pushed toward their breaking point while still sounding impressive, Read more...
Surround sound made its first public appearance in 1941, when Disney released its groundbreaking animated musical, Fantasia.
Ever since then, surround systems have increasingly been used to enhance the emotional impact of films (which George Lucas has famously, and accurately, declared are “50% sound.”)
In the mid 1990s, a Read more...
Summer’s over, back to business. There’s a looooong list of records en route from studios and labels around the country due to drop over the next couple months. Here’s our quick-hit list of anticipated releases with as many production details as we could muster.
September
Australian grunge band, Violent Soho Read more...
As we come up on the 2012 AES Convention – October 27-29 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center – we’d like to revisit what some of last year’s AES attendees told us was their favorite panel discussion. We happened to produce it, and now have it to share as video.
“AES Read more...
UK indie/punk band The Cribs are set to release their fifth album – In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull – in May on Wichita Recordings.
The album has been produced from recordings made up in Cassadaga, New York at Dave Fridmann’s Tarbox Road Studio – with Fridmann at the Read more...
