Our own James Brown mixed the Boh Runga track on this benefit album. Chris is a good friend of ours and we pray for a full recovery. Read the full review here.

Our own James Brown mixed the Boh Runga track on this benefit album. Chris is a good friend of ours and we pray for a full recovery. Read the full review here.

… and see lots of shots of Kyle “Slick” Johnson in a baseball hat while recording their new album last year. Watch it here.

The stellar reviews of Beach House “Teen Dream”, produced & mixed by our Chris Coady, keep rolling in. This time it’s Pitchfork.

Head over to Stereogum to watch Beach House play “Zebra” on Jimmy Fallon Friday night.

Nice photo of James with Dave Grohl and Butch Vig from the session that produced “Wheels” and “Word, Forward” from the Greatest Hits compilation. Taken at Studio 606 in L.A. this past June. Not exactly current, but I just saw it for the first time today and thought I’d share.

L to R: John “Lou” Lousteau, James Brown, Dave Grohl, Butch Vig
Read the latest glowing review here.

Snip:
“The record glows from front to back, a testament to sparkling production from Chris Coady that brings the band’s bountiful sound to the fore in ways that even 2008’s Devotion couldn’t”
Read the whole thing here.

NPR is streaming the new Chris Coady produced Beach House LP in its entirety. Click here to check it out.

Chris gave Insound.com his top 10 for 2009. Click here to check it out.

Three of the top forty albums on the 2009 Pitchfork Readers Poll feature work by our guys. They include:
Album of the Year:
10. Yeah Yeah Yeah’s ”It’s Blitz” (additional engineering by Chris Coady)
32. Cymbals Eat Guitars ”Why there are Mountains” (produced/engineered/mixed by Kyle “Slick” Johnson)
25. Antony and the Johnsons ”The Crying Light” (engineering by Hector Castillo)
Mark my words there will be more next year. I’m thinking Beach House, Wavves, Blonde Redhead, Rogue Wave, Delorean…
