Interviews

Issue #41

Russell Frehling

Interviews | No. 41

Russell Frehling: Deep Listening Engineer

By Steve Silverstein

While Tape Op has covered countless recordists with low-budget, grass-roots backgrounds in rock recording, we've talked to very few grass-roots engineers in the avant-garde music world. Russell Frehli...

Walter Sear
May 15, 2004 NO. 41 Interview

Walter Sear: The Recorded Sound Sucks...

It was a wet, shitty late November afternoon as photographer Brian Silak and I made our way across Manhattan's West 48th Street to the legendary New York recording institution known as Sear Sound. In...

Sigur Rós
May 15, 2004 NO. 41 Interview

Sigur Rós: Recording in a swimming pool

The Icelandic combo known as Sigur Rós create some of the most haunting otherworldly sounds and songs. Their third album, known only as (), clocks in at 70 minutes with eight tracks and no liner notes...

Bob Moog
May 15, 2004 NO. 41 Interview

Bob Moog: Behind the Gear with Moog

Bob Moog, inventor of the legendary Moog synthesizers, is a friendly, down-to-earth man with a sharp wit and a sense of humor. He's practical, too — while interviewing him I moved his plate to make ro...

David Minehan
May 15, 2004 NO. 41 Interview

David Minehan

David Minehan played guitar, sang and wrote songs for the Boston punk band The Neighborhoods from 1979-1992. After the 'Hoods he played guitar with Paul Westerberg on the 14 Songs tour and even filled...