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At Stay Tuned, loud's allowed: Jacksonville music studio's sound-proof rooms a big draw for bands
It was a rainy Tuesday night, just before dark. Lightning was flashing in the distance and the frogs were starting their chorus. Most of the businesses in the industrial office park off Shad Road had closed for the day, but Stay Tuned Studios was just cranking up. Down the hallway known as Rock and Roll Avenue, a couple of cover bands were setting up in Studios B and C. In Studio D, the youth ...
Read more...Music DVD/CD Review: Black Label Society, Janes Addiction, Electric Light Orchestra, Salem, Neurosis
This week we have another mix of DVDs and CDs. And, as with many weeks, I am holding on a review to give one CD a bit more time to grow on me. This release, from a big band which is a favourite of mine, is quite a grower.
Read more...Piracy harmful to music industry
I RECENTLY bumped into this dreadlocked musician with his guitar clung on his back. He was waiting for a minibus heading for Mutoko. I asked him why he was going to the countryside and when he would come back to Harare.
Read more...Exclusives : Always Watching Over Us: DeVotchKa Stirs the Melting Pot
Two generations and more than one hundred years removed from his Sicilian grandparents’ passage through the protocols of Ellis Island, DeVotchKa ’s Nick Urata carries all the transatlantic baggage and New World wonderment of a man freshly discharged from the ship. When he toes the microphone stand with a frock of statically charged petroleum-black chest hair, clutches a cheap bottle of red wine ...
Read more...Lowly cassette has a kind of rebirth
The audiotape will never be as big as the revived vinyl LP, but the old music format has a devoted following.
Read more...Cassettes: The and #8216;weird uncle' is back on deck
By AUGUST BROWN LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES — When the vinyl LP began its modest but highly publicized commercial comeback a few years ago, the format felt easy to love again. With sprawling artwork, pristine sound quality and the adoring ritual of flipping album sides, its return united young bohemia and their boomer parents alike. Not so for the lowly cassette tape. To mainstream music fans ...
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