An Interview With James Seabrook of Two Bodies of Water Productions: On Starting His Own Studio, Advice for Bands Trying to Stretch A Dollar, And Whether Rock Is Dead

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Monster Riff Presents

Patrick Schober

18 episodes

5 days ago

Monster Riff Presents explores all things related to Stoner Rock, including Fuzz Rock, Doom Metal, and similar genres. Brought to you by MonsterRiff.com.

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Monster Riff Presents explores all things related to Stoner Rock, including Fuzz Rock, Doom Metal, and similar genres. Brought to you by MonsterRiff.com.

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An Interview With James Seabrook of Two Bodies of Water Productions: On Starting His Own Studio, Advice for Bands Trying to Stretch A Dollar, And Whether Rock Is Dead

Monster Riff Presents

48 minutes 58 seconds

3 years ago

An Interview With James Seabrook of Two Bodies of Water Productions: On Starting His Own Studio, Advice for Bands Trying to Stretch A Dollar, And Whether Rock Is Dead

This episode of the Monster Riff Presents podcast features James Seabrook, the owner of Two Bodies of Water Productions and the reason the podcast sound quality has gotten so much better since our first episode!

James explains how he started his studio, offers advice to musicians trying to make the most of every dollar while recording, and gives his take on an old (and important) question: Is Rock dead?