What are you listening to?

[Koda]

Plenty different indeed, I wonder sometimes if things weren't so readily available and easy to use, would I be doing the legwork and experimentation to get there? If you guys know of a book re: history of the studio as a musical instrument, I'd be very interested. You catch bits and pieces of information left and right, but a comprehensive synthesis would be nice.

*What are you listening to?*
I've been on a gipsy guitar spree: Django, Stochelo Rosenberg, Dorado Shmidt, Bireli Lagrène, Stephane Wrembel, etc.

Do you subscribe to Tape Op? http://tapeop.com/survey/us/renew/33812/
If you're in the States, it's free! And nothing comes close it.

[StephenVitiello]

Plenty different indeed, I wonder sometimes if things weren't so readily available and easy to use, would I be doing the legwork and experimentation to get there? If you guys know of a book re: history of the studio as a musical instrument, I'd be very interested. You catch bits and pieces of information left and right, but a comprehensive synthesis would be nice.

*What are you listening to?*
I've been on a gipsy guitar spree: Django, Stochelo Rosenberg, Dorado Shmidt, Bireli Lagrène, Stephane Wrembel, etc.

Do you subscribe to Tape Op? http://tapeop.com/survey/us/renew/33812/
If you're in the States, it's free! And nothing comes close it.

There's also a book of some of their best articles:

Tape Op: The Book About Creative Music Recording [Paperback]
Larry Crane (Author), Tony Visconti (Author)

I haven't picked it up but I love the magazine too

[Le Berger]

I'm in Canada, so subscription is 50$ / year. I'll definitely check out the books, and then if I'm hooked I'll subscribe.

Thanks guys! 

[puggo]

phaedra - the sea (rune grammofon)

...great norwegian psych-folk

colin stetson - new history warfare vol2: judges (constellation)

...already shocked with this one

pd: glad oren ambarchi strikes again!  http://www.touchmusic.org.uk/

[landtitles]

+1 on the tape op


i have both books, so many great interviews from artists and engineers alike
great stuff

[Orphax]

Sublamp - In Our Hiding Voice

Again a lovely album after his previous on Dragon's Eye Recordings (if there were albums in between I did miss them)

[darren mcclure]

mark van hoen - the revenant diary

seth chrisman - aetherdrift, do you copy

john chantler - the luminous ground

[Le Berger]

Sublamp - In Our Hiding Voice

a lovely album

concur

colin stetson - new history warfare vol2: judges (constellation)

...already shocked with this one

concur

Ok, enough quoting, but I also concur with the McClure.

Not listening to anything along those lines though... I've been on Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs.

[Guy Birkin]

Chris Watson - El Tren Fantasma - The Signal Man's Mix
Barry Truax - Riverrun. Previously difficult to get hold of, this track is now available via Ubuweb - no. 347 on this long list: http://www.ubu.com/sound/electronic.html

[haesslich]

kane ikin - contrail
and loving every single second of it!

[Orphax]

Mirror - Still Valley
Seth Cluett - Objects Of Memory

[billygomberg]

lovesliescrushing xuvetyn

feel like i've made this post a couple times.  one of my all-time enduring albums.  I bought it when it came out.  yikes.

[Le Berger]

Ametsub - The Nothings Of The North

[machinefabriek]

Nate Wooley - The Almond (Pogus Productions)
A fantastic, 72 minute drone piece

Drums of Chaos & Jens-Uwe Beyer (Magazine 3)
Samba percussion going krautrock or something... really nice and addictive...

[puggo]

lovesliescrushing xuvetyn

feel like i've made this post a couple times.  one of my all-time enduring albums.  I bought it when it came out.  yikes.

don´t know how many times I´ve listened to this album (especially the track "bones of angels"). truly a gem.

scott cortez work on guitars is superb.