Music News Watch Jimmy Page in a Hawaiian shirt play a surprise gig with The Beach Boys in 1985 by Happy Is that you, Jimmy Page? Behold as a mysterious shredder, clad in a top-shelf Hawaiian shirt, tears it up with The Beach Boys in 1985….
Enmore Audio Lists Embark on a world tour of 12 iconic recording studios by Borna Crvelin From the world-famous to venues you’ve never heard of – get your backpack on and take a tour of 12 of the most unique recording…
Enmore Audio Features P is for perfection: the tale of the Fender Precision Bass by Josh Clarke The Precision Bass was truly the first of its kind. Its low-end power and ergonomic design made the electric bass a rock band essential. The…
Enmore Audio Features Carol Kaye: The most prolific bassist you’ve never heard of by Emily Suine Have you ever listened to The Beach Boys, Frank Sinatra, Sonny & Cher or Simon & Garfunkel? Then chances are, you’ve heard Carol Kaye. Meet…
Enmore Audio Features Fender Offsets: a lasting innovation of shape and facility by Pinky Latt Born from a radical zeal for innovation and the pursuit of commercial success, Fender offsets cast an imposing and asymmetrical shadow over the history of…
Features Nostalgia and the Now: the anatomy of a perfect Splendour In The Grass lineup by Jayden Collins In an incredible turn of events, electropop legends Gorillaz will be headlining next year’s Splendour in the Grass. While previous headliner Flume will be missed,…
Enmore Audio Features Romanticism to Radiohead: the unlimited potential of string instruments by Josh Davies String instruments are some of the oldest and most popular instruments in history. Ranging from traditional Asian instruments, like the Erhu from China and Koto…
News The Beach Boys might be reuniting for a 60th anniversary tour by Kayla McNicoll While current music news is flooded with cancelled and rescheduled gigs and festivals, The Beach Boys might soon announce a tour. 2021 could see the…
Enmore Audio Features From Ringo to Rich: the power of Ludwig drums by Dan Shaw From humble beginnings, Ludwig has established an unrivalled pedigree in percussion. With their swagger, sound and soul, these drums continue to resonate. Ludwig—a brand of…
Features Why It Mattered: Cat Stevens – ‘Tea for the Tillerman’ by Dan Shaw By the time Cat Stevens (who was born Steven Georgiou) was ready to hit the studio for the Tea for the Tillerman sessions, the twenty-one-year-old…
Enmore Audio Features Session players online: the rise of remote studios by Dan Shaw Session players, of course, have been a thing for a long time. When you think about it, they’ve been around for hundreds of years. What…
Enmore Audio Features Capitol Studios: where cutting edge sound was born by Dan Shaw Recorded audio has been alive as a medium since the era of the wax cylinder in the late 19th century. It wasn’t until midway through…
Features How classical became psychedelic: A brief history of baroque pop by Luke Saunders If you’re like me then you’re somewhat confused by the nature of baroque pop. What exactly is it? Where did it come from? Everyone I…
