interviews

We talk at length with record-makers about how they make records.

Nov. 15, 2006  |  No. 56

Chris Butler: Wire recording is back!

by Greg Di Gesu

Chris Butler, a Cleveland native living in Hoboken, New Jersey, is known as the pen and the guitar behind The Waitresses' eighties' classics, "I Know What Boys Like" and "Christmas Wrapping". He...

Oct. 29, 2006  |  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...

Oct. 28, 2006

Lost and Safe with The Books

by Cameron Macdonald

Whenever a rave flyer adorned with hentai-anime lasses, regurgitated-Lifesaver colors and fudged-up vector shapes blows onto my leg, I think of The Books and exhale. The NYC/Massachusetts duo make...

Sept. 15, 2006  |  No. 55

Deerhoof

by Brad Breeck, Jeff Byron, Tim Byron

"This is a good story to start a Tape Op interview," Chris Cohen of Deerhoof tells us as we press record on the tape recorder. "I just learned yesterday that you can use inserts in Pro Tools...

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