Interviews | No. 25
Twenty years after his death, the late Michael Bloomfield still exerts a gravitational pull over anyone who heard his ground-breaking blend of blues- rock guitar power and modal improvisations. That...
We interviewed Phill Brown in issue number [#12] of Tape Op. Over the years he's worked with some of the greatest artists ever, like Jimi Hendrix, Joe Cocker, Traffic, Spooky Tooth, Jeff Beck...
In his twenty-five plus years in the music business, Andy Wallace has grown from an unknown home recording enthusiast to the premier mixer of his day. Andy's first commercial breakthrough came...
Daniel Burton has seen it all and would rather stay home. This does not mean he is jaded or a hermit — he just knows what should be done in order to get things done. If you listen to any of his...
Trans Am have made their name by inventing the nexus of Neu!, ZZ Top, Kraftwerk, Van Halen and Mike Post. They've kept themselves in the fast lane by keeping their ears to the ground for new...
Meg Lee Chin has been recording since her college days in San Francisco, when she recorded Faith No More's first ever recording on her 4-track, and the vocalist was one Ms Courtney Love! An...
Matt Verta-Ray has been a fixture on the New York music scene for many years. He has released 2 full lengths and a handful of EPs with his band Speedball Baby, been a member of Madder Rose through...