Art of Flying & SUBATOMICA at Carol's House of Analog

photo by Sam Lambie

photo by Sam Lambie

photo by Sam Lambie

Carol's House of Analog equipment:

QUAD EIGHT 'saraswati' (westar proto-type) 36 channel in-line console.

MCI 2" 16-track w/ AUTO-LOCATOR 2
STUDER b67 1/4" 2-track
tascam DA-30 mk-2 DAT
 GENELEC 1029's
API 312 -4
telefunken v72 -3
NEVE 2254/e -compressor/limiter -3
iTi parametric -1
EMT plate reverb -1
ibanez analog delays -2
ROLAND tape echo -1
mics:
AKG c12a -1
AKG c61 -3
AKG 414 -1
neumann km53 -2
shure 57's & 58's

SUBATOMICA visits STUDIO (C). 2/23/14

Josh & Jex of SUBATOMICA stopped by for a photo sesh & check out Art of Flying tracks for upcoming collaboration. 

SUBATOMICA will be re-mixing "The Jaguar Song" for split 7" with Art of Flying to be included in THROATCULTUREzine issue #1. 

Photographer Sam Lamby was there to get the pro shots while I hit rewind & took these out-of-focus darlings.

Look for THROATCULTUREzine issue #1 this summer.

Samples From the Laboratory.

Art of Flying is working with SUBATOMICA & THROATCULTUREzine on a split 7" due out this summer. 

ANALOG RETURNS to TAOS!

STUDIO C: Carol's House

The old gears return to life in downtown Taos, NM. The Barn Recorder has MOVED & is now affectionately known as 'Studio C: Carol's House."

All the great knobs & faders are back. Check it out. 

Looking to add the Universal Audio APOLLO 16 to connect the old & new & create everlasting peace in the universe!

Contact David at: 575-776-7866

OUR NEW PHONE #

In LATE Spring or

EARLY Summer

We'll be AT a NEW

PHONE NUMBER-

(575) 776-7866

our location (however)

remains the same-

for ANALOG RECORDING

the BARN's the NAME!

Gregg Turner at the BARN

Gregg Turner (angry samoans) arrived in Questa last week to record 10 songs for his upcoming record: Gregg Turner Plays the Hits. Along with Santa Fe session drummer, Britt Alexander, Gregg brought Billy Miller: visionary Lyricist & electric-autoharp wielder supreme.

Fueled by a constant supply of Starbucks Mocha Double-Shot ENERGY, Billy takes off to the 'place that's always ahead of its time' & leaves us with psychedelic hooks of the highest order. Anne Speroni (Art of Flying) played bass. Look for this release at a record-store (YES! they still exist) near you soon.

Billy Miller & Gregg Turner discuss the future.

Britt (drums) Anne (bass) & Gregg (guitar)

Live from the Billy Zone.