This week, Emily and Andrew are joined by Jessica and Peter from Deep Sea Diver to talk about their project the #StayHomeStems. The four also talk about whether or not you need to be confident or vulnerable to create art, the Seattle rain, and so much more.
Transit Lab cables are made by hand by Félix-Antoine Dandenault in Canada. According to his product descriptions, his cables are made from two silver plated copper solid core conductors individually insulated in a linen braid.
This week, Emily and Andrew sip scotch whisky and talk about Spotify. More specifically, how artists are asking Spotify to increase royalties paid by 3X.
The Teisco delay pedal is astoundingly feature-packed for its price tag. At only $149 new, it can do anything from simple, tasteful delay unending self-oscillation, subtle modulation to swirling madness. It can even do a standard mono out or can have full wet/dry output.
Emily recently wrote another article for Reverb.com, this time about gear demo artists you should be following but probably aren’t.
The Amp, by Milkman, has a little secret. Underneath the left-side panel lies three dip switches. These dip switches can allow you to move between four different reverb algorithms and two tremolo waves.
This week, Emily and Andrew talk about collaboration in the time of COVID-19. We chat about Emily’s remote recording gig, discuss reamping, and gush over the Lauren Strange / Mike Adams collaboration.
The Moon Canyon is a collaboration between the incomparable Sarah Lipstate of NOVELLER and the mysterious pedal builder Dr. No. It’s three effects (plus an fx loop) in one: Drive, reverb, and delay.
This week sees Emily and Andrew recording from isolation in Seattle, WA. We’re doing our part to flatten the curve, and in the meantime, we’re working on our own different projects.
In our first edition of Insider [Riff] Trading, we’re joined by Spencer Fox from Charly Bliss.