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Book Review: "Rock Graphic Originals: Revolutions in Sonic Art from Plate to Print ’55 - ...
Peter Golding and Barry Miles have produced a work that provides a detailed history of poster art from its roots in the beat movement to ... -
Book Review: "Musician’s Survival Guide to a Killer Record"
The mysterious Mixerman returns with another tell-it-like-it-is handbook for artists of all levels. Mindful that so many artists are now producing their own tracks in ... -
New Gear/New Toy Review: NUGEN Audio SigMod
SigMod is a plug-in for VST, VST3, AAX, AU host DAW systems that provides a framework for using the eleven single-process modules included (Shown at ... -
Signing Story: LIVVIA
Prior to rebranding herself as LIVVIA and releasing three hot singles in the past year––“Catch A Body,” “Gratitude” and “Damn,” her first track since signing ... -
Live Review: Sawduzt at The Whisky a Go-Go in West Hollywood, CA
Material: Sawduzt is a metal trio with solid grooves, catchy hooks and melodic lyrics. Their opener, “I’d Love to Change the World,” is a typical ... -
Eternal Vacation: 5 Jobs That Are Connected To Music
Are you always humming the latest songs? Do you know every music event that happens in your town? Does most of your money go to ... -
Live Review: Def.Sound at Que Sera in Long Beach, CA
Material: Def.sound emerged as an emcee in South Central Los Angeles in 2007. Instead of conforming to the highly influential culture of gangsta rap, he ... -
New Gear/New Toy Review: Kazrog True Iron Transformer Plug-in Version 1.1
True Iron is a new plugin made by Kazrog's Shane McFee in conjunction with Devin Powers of Powers Music Company. It contains four models of ... -
Genelec Monitoring Provides Continuity for One Union Recording
Located in the heart of San Francisco’s advertising district, One Union Recording started with a single studio in 1995, building on award-winning work to eventually ... -
DIY Spotlight: STF
Stefan Poole, aka STF (pronounced Stef), is a man of diverse musical taste and inspiration. Michael Jackson, for his “commitment to every note, every move.” ...
