Bottom Shelf Recording Talk

In this anger filled episodic rant, our heroes discuss lyric writing styles, local bands doing things that are either cool or upsettng, and how metal-heads are like rednecks.  Joey starts a conversation about hairstyles (again), and James does his best "angry old man" impression about how "music just isn't what it used to be."

In this anger filled episodic rant, our heroes discuss lyric writing styles, local bands doing things that are either cool or upsettng, and how metal-heads are like rednecks.  Joey starts a conversation about hairstyles (again), and James does his best "angry old man" impression about how "music just isn't what it used to be."

In this sellout of an episode, our heroes discuss Black Friday sales, unhappy customers, and miscommunicated projects.  Plus, the puppy is cold.

In this sellout of an episode, our heroes discuss Black Friday sales, unhappy customers, and miscommunicated projects.  Plus, the puppy is cold.

In today' episode, mastering engineers BEWARE!  Metal producer, Roland Rodas (Dire Omen, Vaalt) joins our half-decaf hosts to talk about recording an 11 song album in 3 days, and mastering woes.  This inspires Joey to go on another rant about how much he hates mastering engineers. In the background, the bunny, the puppy, and the Mary play and distract.  

In today' episode, mastering engineers BEWARE!  Metal producer, Roland Rodas (Dire Omen, Vaalt) joins our half-decaf hosts to talk about recording an 11 song album in 3 days, and mastering woes.  This inspires Joey to go on another rant about how much he hates mastering engineers. In the background, the bunny, the puppy, and the Mary play and distract.  

In this episode, our sleep deprived heroes travel through a maze of emotionless singers, crying musicians, the colour of frequencies and spending too much money on gear.  GAS is a real disease, people.  Throusands of engineers and audio professionals, around the world, striggle with this affliction every day.  Donate Now!

In this episode, our sleep deprived heroes travel through a maze of emotionless singers, crying musicians, the colour of frequencies and spending too much money on gear.  GAS is a real disease, people.  Throusands of engineers and audio professionals, around the world, striggle with this affliction every day.  Donate Now!