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Bands in the Studio: Recording Parquet Courts

Jonathan Schenke, sound engineer and music lover, recorded the debut album of Brooklyn indie rock buzz band Parquet Courts. We asked him a few question about that experience.

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Sunglasses and the Recording Process

Blending the complex harmonies of The Beach Boys with the gritty aesthetics of the new millennium's bedroom pop, Sunglasses add a new chapter to the Brooklyn DIY scene - which they recently embraced after moving from Savannah,...

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Celestial Shore and the Recording process

Looking for a change of scenery to work on a new project, multi-instrumentalist Sam Owens left Brooklyn for the west coast and what he describes as his “beachy sanctuary”. Setting up in Los Angeles, the result of months...

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EULA and the Recording Process

After releasing a steady run of EPs throughout the last couple years, EULA decided to go full-length and self-released Maurice Narcisse in 2011.  It was on many “Best of 2011” album lists.  Opening up for Mission of...

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Stone Cold Fox and the Recording Process

There are some records you bring along for a hike through your day, and a precious few that grab you by the hand and lead you down their own path for the time it takes to...

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The Babies and the Recording Process

The Babies, who are a bit of a "super band" consisting of key members of both The Vivian Girls (Singer/Guitarist-Cassie Ramone) and Woods (Bassist-Kevin Morby), seem to have polished up their sound this time around with...

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Backwords and the Recording Process

Our friends at The Deli NYC are big fans Backwords' chilled and poli-instrumental approach to psych-folk-pop, and we also appreciate their not too lo-fi recordings (we feel like this "ultra-lo-fi" thing is getting...

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Foxygen and the Recording Process

A bit of advice: If you've just listened to the first track off Foxygen's debut LP 'Take The Kids Off Broadway' and are a bit puzzled, don't worry! That's just...

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Conveyor and the Recording Process

Brooklyn’s Conveyor presents an intriguing blend of styles and influences on their sonic palette.  Combining the percussion of afropop with moody electronics and rhythmic patterned vocal...

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People Get Ready and the Recording Process

People Get Ready is a perfect example of what can happen when vastly different personalities come together and become something greater than their sum. James Rickman writes many of the band's guitar parts and writes equally well on many of New York's art...

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Snowmine and the recording process

Like many contemporary Brooklyn based indie rock artists, Snowmine (featured on the cover of the summer 2012 issue of our sister site/publication The Deli) is very interested in the creative possibilities offered by the recording studio, but the results we hear on record showcase a band that...

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Lucius and the Recording Process

It's rare to see a band mature as fast as Lucius did. Started as a mellow and rather ordinary duo of female singer songwriters, this project in the last 2 years or so...

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