Our own Kevin McMahon produced and mixed the new Titus Andronicus album for XL, and just like the last Titus Andronicus album Kevin produced, Pitchfork gave it a “Best New Music” seal of approval. That’s like going 2 for 2 with 2 home runs and a whole bunch of RBI’s. Check out the review here.
Also, the band just announced a ton of new tour dates, including a stop at Brooklyn’s Glasslands Gallery on June 3rd. See full tour dates here.
Chris Coady mixed one song from the Kele (the singer from Bloc Party) album back in January, and it turns out it’s the single. Pitchfork debuted it yesterday and it was actually the first time I’d heard it too. It’s pretty good and a pretty big departure from how Bloc Party sounds. Listen here.
You already know Kevin McMahon’s work, whether it’s from his production & engineering work with Titus Andronicus, French Kicks, Frightened Rabbit, The Big Sleep, The Walkmen and many others, or his work at the legendary NYC venue Brownies, where he was head soundman for years.
We are really happy to have him as a part of our team. Head here to check out his discography and listen to some of his work.
Sorry Geoff. Did you really think I wasn’t going to put this up on the site?
This time it’s the Delorean album “Subiza” on True Panther. Chris mixed this album last year and Pitchfork gave it an 8.4 this morning. Check out the full review here.
I forgot about this yesterday… BrooklynVegan talks about the album here. You can buy the album at Insound here.
The Geoff Sanoff recorded and mixed “Live at Lime” session with The Soundtrack Of Our Lives is out today via the LimeWire Store. Wow that was a mouthful. Get it here.
I was just doing a little housekeeping trying to keep my desktop tidy and I stumbled upon this 2008 picture of Geoff Sanoff with A Camp at Stratosphere Sound. I meant to put it up when A Camp was nominated for a Swedish Grammy, but it slipped my mind. Here is it now:
Chris Coady and …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead recently tracked a few songs at Clubhouse in upstate New York. Here they are hard at work:
And You Will Know Us by the Trail of our Mountain Bikes:
Look at this. Just look at it (am I the only one who thinks Chris should record this?):