TDG – Live Session

This week The Disraeli Gears released their much anticipated live session of ‘Back of My Eyes’. We recorded this along with two more in a warehouse in Leeds just before Continue reading →

The Blows – Death Rattle

The Blows is Death Rattle’s most recent single release, written and recorded in France and mastered in Amsterdam. The track features oud played by Kareem Samara (pictured) and is available as a Continue reading →

Kate Nash

I did an overnight recording session with Kate Nash and her all-female band at a space in Bethnal Green. We tracked five songs over twelve hours between 5pm and 5am! Continue reading →

The Disraeli Gears

The Disraeli Gears have been keeping me busy with some on-location sound recording. We recorded four tracks  at a converted barn in the Surrey hills from which they released the Continue reading →

Record with eek! in Normandy

In March & April 2013 I’ll be setting up studio at the Normandy farmhouse for what could be the last time, as the place is likely to be going up Continue reading →

The Hour

I’ve been working with composer Kevin Sargent on the new series of BBC’s The Hour, engineering on the recording of  strings that appear in some of the episodes. The series Continue reading →

Death Rattle

My own project – Death Rattle – has been keeping me very busy over the last twelve months. From writing and recording tracks at our pop-up studio in Normandy to Continue reading →

Prisons and warehouses..

It’s been a busy week! I got back from Holland late Friday night after spending a few days hanging out with BlackBoxRed and giving a talk and workshop at the academievoorpopcultuur. The trip ended Continue reading →

Black Box Red

eek! will be releasing a very special version of Blackbox Red’s EP ‘Battle The Sparrows’. Limited to only 50 copies, the hand printed poster designed by Diggy Smerdon and printed at Brighton’s Parliament of Continue reading →

Killington Fall

Killington Fall’s second EP, ‘Keep Your Eyes To The Sea’ was recorded over a week in August 2011, in an abbey in Northern France. The CD is limited to 250 Continue reading →