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Album Review: Nathan East - Nathan East
Forty-two years after registering the first of more than 1,200 studio recording credits, the Fourplay and Daft Punk bassist, composer and vocalist emerges with a ... -
New Gear: Samson Meteorite Condenser Microphone
Samson’s Meteorite USB condenser microphone is the perfect desktop companion for capturing my voice for Skype, FaceTime, podcasting or creating videos. The Meteorite is ... -
Album Review: Manchester Orchestra - Cope
Favorite Gentlemen Recordings • Producers: Dan Hannon, Manchester Orchestra • Score 6/10 To promote their fourth full-length, Andy Hull and company posted a recording update in the ... -
Album Review: The Used - Imaginary Enemy
GAS Union • Producer: John Feldmann Imaginary Enemy, the Used’s sixth studio album, begins with “Revolution,” a promising track for what is to come. Unfortunately, the ... -
Gear Review: Audio-Technica’s M-Series Headphones
The new M-Series professional headphones from Audio-Technica are specifically designed for the recording studio and are available in four models. The ATH-M20x, ATH-M30x or ATH-M40x ... -
Book Preview: Rolling Stones Gear
Rolling Stones Gear By: Andy Babiuk and Greg Prevost Following up Beatles Gear, Andy Babiuk, and co-author and co-bandmate (Chesterfield Kings) Prevost deliver ... -
New Gear Review: Auralex Hoverdeck
The Auralex HoverDeck™ isolates a drum kit from the floor or a hollow stage and reduces unwanted coloration from floor resonances. In a project studio, ... -
Album Review: Lewis Watson - Some Songs With Some Friends
Lewis Watson • Some Songs With Some Friends • Warner Music • Producer: Mike Crossey • Score: 6 out of 10 Beautiful voices converge on Lewis Watson’s ... -
New Gear Review: D’Addario Guitar Dock
Although leaning your guitar up against the nearest wall, table, amp or equipment rack makes it handy, at best it’s a temporary and precarious ... -
Album Review: Fat White Family - Champagne Holocaust
Champagne Holocaust Trashmouth Records Producer: Liam Malik and Saul Adamczewski Score: 4 out of 10 There is really only one word to describe this British ...
