Interviews | No. 56
Steve Evetts
by Jesse Cannon
Punk rock is often considered a genre of slackers pretending they are doing something exceptional, but actually doing something pretty insignificant. Producers often have to make excuses to justify...
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Mark Trombino: Jimmy Eat World, Drive Like Jehu, Blink 182
by Jesse Cannon
No matter what the budget or situation, Trombino draws out amazing performances and records that really draw you in. He delivers the results needed to make a record work and has worked with great...
Mixerman: The mystery continues
by Jesse Cannon, Joe Chiccarelli, Larry Crane, Tardon Feathered, Jim Kaye, Matt Newport, Geoff Sanoff, Philip Stevenson, Walt Szalva
If, by chance, you have not fallen off the face of the earth in the past couple of months, you've probably become familiar with journal of Mixerman, an anonymous diarist on www.prosoundweb.com who has...
Alan Douches: Mastering indie rock and more
by Jesse Cannon
Located just five minutes west of New York City, in suburban Tenafly, New Jersey, Alan Douches' West West Side Music Studios offers a quality alternative to the big name mastering facilities in New...
Dalek: Hip-Hop from space?
by Jesse Cannon
It's not everyday you hear a band that makes music unlike anything you've heard before. When I first heard Dalek it made me feel really good to know that someone was making truly challenging music....
John McEntire
by Jesse Cannon
John McEntire is known for many personas. Some see him as a musician, having played drums and other instruments in bands like Bastro, My Dad is Dead, Red Krayola, The Sea and Cake, Seam and, of...