Hip-Hop | No. 51
Hank Shocklee
by Philip Stevenson
Sometimes it's too bad Tape Op doesn't offer an audio version of the magazine. Whatever you might know or not know about Hank Shocklee, it's difficult without hearing him speak, to convey the...
interviews
from issue no. 51
Nick Mason: Behind the Scenes with Pink Floyd drummer
by Jeff Touzeau
Nick Mason's recent autobiography, Inside Out, recalls his unique experiences as the drummer for Pink Floyd during for over three decades — he is the only member to have remained with Pink...
Ana da Silva: Raincoats not required for home recording
by Pam Nicholas
In the post-punk landscape of the late '70s and early '80s, the Raincoats sounded like no one else. A British, all-female band that employed off-kilter rhythms, childlike melodies and searing...
Martin Bisi: Working with Eno, Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop...
by John Dylan Keith
Lucas van der Mee: Behind the Gear with Apogee Electronics
by Roy Silverstein
Apogee Electronics recently celebrated 20 years in the business of digital audio. These days, 20 years in business is quite a long time. The following is a conversation with Apogee's lead analog...