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Issue #167 · Jun 2025
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Geoff Stanfield spoke with M. Ward for an episode of the Tape Op Podcast in August of 2023, around the time of his album supernatural thing was released. Here they dig into his love of collaborations, his analog approach to recording, and more.
Issue #166 · Jun 2025
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In 2017, one of my best friends, Craig Alvin [Tape Op #137], kept texting me about a record he was engineering. He was saying how amazing the process was, and how awesome the results were. The album turned out to be Kacey Musgraves' Golden Hour, which went on to be a platinum selling, award-winning album that even her own record label had never expected. Dan...
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Tim Oliver is the "Senior Consulting Engineer" at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios [Tape Op #63] in the English countryside. With over 40 years of experience, Oliver has worked with a who's who of British rock, including Robert Plant, Brian Eno [#85], New Order, Happy Mondays, Pete Townshend, and The Stone Roses, plus Ireland's U2, Van Morrison, and Sinéad...
