Category Archives: Recording

In the studio: Jake LaBotz

By meghan | Published: February 26, 2010
Pete’s in the studio this weekend mixing the forthcoming record from Jake LaBotz, a modern day country-bluesman who we hear Steve Buscemi calls “The next Hank Williams.” Check out a music video for his track, “Hard To Love What You Kill”…
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Aquarium Drunkard Presents Mission of Burma at Infrasonic Sound

By meghan | Published: February 18, 2010
It was a complete honor to work with Mission of Burma last fall for a special Aquarium Drunkard session and we’re excited to finally share it! Be sure to tune in to Aquarium Drunkard on SIRIUS/XM for Blog Radio tomorrow (Friday) at noon to hear the recording. No Sirius? No problem! Check out www.aquariumdrunkard.com for [...]
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Now Tracking: Night Horse

By meghan | Published: January 25, 2010
Tee Pee Records’ Night Horse are in the studio this week with producer and engineer Matt Bayles (credits include Pearl Jam, Mastadon, Screaming Trees, Murder City Devils and more). Not many details to report on the album’s release from where we sit, but check in with Tee Pee for more info!
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No Age and Pete Team Up Once Again

By meghan | Published: January 19, 2010
No Age is back in the studio with Pete this week, working on material for their next full-length on Sub Pop Records, set to drop June 2010. Stay tuned for some session photos and more details! Until then, go over to the band’s artist page to stream a handful of tracks they’ve recorded at Infrasonic [...]
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Jail Weddings In the Studio

By meghan | Published: January 10, 2010
Rolling ten members deep, Los Angeles’ Jail Weddings just finished tracking with Jeff at Infrasonic and will start mixing within the next few days for their forthcoming full-length, “Love Is Lawless.” Check out their video for the track, “(Do You Think We’re Gonna End Up On) Skid Row,” off of their 2009 EP Inconvenient [...]
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