Teddy Panopoulos
SPB: The new record is strictly analog. Can you walk us through the (main) gear that you used?
Series: What's That Noise?
One-question interviews with artists where we find out about the gear and equipment they use to achieve their sound.
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Distants
One Question Interviews / What's That Noise? • May 23, 2024
Steve Brewer (Distants) SPB: Did you choose your name before the band members were located in different cities? Brweer: Yes. Everyone who was in the band when it started lived in Chicago. When I joined the band in 2019, Zach and I would carpool the distants from Michigan to Chicago … Read more
Faulty Cognitions
One Question Interviews / What's That Noise? • April 1, 2024
Chris Mason (Faulty Cognitions) SPB: Was the mic’ing of your kit for the recording of Somehow, Here We Are fairly straight forward, or were there some techniques or experiments used to capture the sound? Mason: We didn't do anything too fancy. I do remember that we didn't mic the toms … Read more
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