Zoom H5: Just Enough Recorder for Most Things

It records. It works. What more do you want?

By

Levi Torres

Zoom H5: Just Enough Recorder for Most Things

It records. It works. What more do you want?

By

Levi Torres

Zoom H5: Just Enough Recorder for Most Things

It records. It works. What more do you want?

By

Levi Torres

Yamaha MG10XU Review: The Mixer That Never Quits, Even When You Do

It’s Not Sexy, It’s Not Smart — But It’s Built to Work Every Night of the Week.

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Yamaha MG10XU Review: The Mixer That Never Quits, Even When You Do

It’s Not Sexy, It’s Not Smart — But It’s Built to Work Every Night of the Week.

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Yamaha MG10XU Review: The Mixer That Never Quits, Even When You Do

It’s Not Sexy, It’s Not Smart — But It’s Built to Work Every Night of the Week.

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Why We Keep Naming Plugins Like Drugs

From Decapitator to Smack Attack — how your plugin folder turned into a pharmacy.

By

Silas Reed

Why We Keep Naming Plugins Like Drugs

From Decapitator to Smack Attack — how your plugin folder turned into a pharmacy.

By

Silas Reed

Why We Keep Naming Plugins Like Drugs

From Decapitator to Smack Attack — how your plugin folder turned into a pharmacy.

By

Silas Reed

You Don’t Want Mystery Anymore — You Want Access

We didn’t just kill the rockstar myth — we turned it into content. And now we’re surprised no one’s making magic.

By

Nico Delray

You Don’t Want Mystery Anymore — You Want Access

We didn’t just kill the rockstar myth — we turned it into content. And now we’re surprised no one’s making magic.

By

Nico Delray

You Don’t Want Mystery Anymore — You Want Access

We didn’t just kill the rockstar myth — we turned it into content. And now we’re surprised no one’s making magic.

By

Nico Delray

Insights

Your Brain on Music Isn’t What You Think

You’re not reacting to sound. You’re reacting to memory, mood, hormones, and thousands of years of evolutionary improv.

By

Nico Delray

Insights

Your Brain on Music Isn’t What You Think

You’re not reacting to sound. You’re reacting to memory, mood, hormones, and thousands of years of evolutionary improv.

By

Nico Delray

Insights

Your Brain on Music Isn’t What You Think

You’re not reacting to sound. You’re reacting to memory, mood, hormones, and thousands of years of evolutionary improv.

By

Nico Delray

Insights

What It Really Costs to Make a #1 Hit

By

Jude Harper

Insights

What It Really Costs to Make a #1 Hit

By

Jude Harper

Insights

Why Some Songs Are Better When You Don’t Know the Words

By

Silas Reed

Insights

Why Some Songs Are Better When You Don’t Know the Words

By

Silas Reed

Culture

When Tariffs Kill Tone: How Trade Wars Threaten the Future of Music Gear

By

Levi Torres

Culture

When Tariffs Kill Tone: How Trade Wars Threaten the Future of Music Gear

By

Levi Torres

Culture

When Tariffs Kill Tone: How Trade Wars Threaten the Future of Music Gear

By

Levi Torres

Culture

What I Heard Standing Under a Highway at 3AM With a Zoom Recorder

By

Nico Delray

Culture

What I Heard Standing Under a Highway at 3AM With a Zoom Recorder

By

Nico Delray

Culture

What I Heard Standing Under a Highway at 3AM With a Zoom Recorder

By

Nico Delray

Culture

Welcome to the Simulation

By

Cass Monroe

Culture

Welcome to the Simulation

By

Cass Monroe

Culture

Welcome to the Simulation

By

Cass Monroe

Music

Untrue Forever

Why Burial’s 2007 Album Still Haunts Music Today

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Music

Untrue Forever

Why Burial’s 2007 Album Still Haunts Music Today

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Music

Untrue Forever

Why Burial’s 2007 Album Still Haunts Music Today

By

Marvin Cavanaugh

Culture

The Quiet Collapse of Indie Sleaze 2.0

Why TikTok Nostalgia Couldn’t Resurrect the Rot

By

Jude Harper

Culture

The Quiet Collapse of Indie Sleaze 2.0

Why TikTok Nostalgia Couldn’t Resurrect the Rot

By

Jude Harper

The Oasis Reunion and the End of History

If Liam and Noel are back on stage, we’ve officially run out of new gods.

By

Nico Delray

The Oasis Reunion and the End of History

If Liam and Noel are back on stage, we’ve officially run out of new gods.

By

Nico Delray

The Oasis Reunion and the End of History

If Liam and Noel are back on stage, we’ve officially run out of new gods.

By

Nico Delray

The Emotion Engine: Why Tempo Is More Psychological Than You Think

Your track is at 90 BPM. Why does it feel like 60… or 120? Because tempo isn’t just math — it’s mood.

By

Cass Monroe

The Emotion Engine: Why Tempo Is More Psychological Than You Think

Your track is at 90 BPM. Why does it feel like 60… or 120? Because tempo isn’t just math — it’s mood.

By

Cass Monroe

The Emotion Engine: Why Tempo Is More Psychological Than You Think

Your track is at 90 BPM. Why does it feel like 60… or 120? Because tempo isn’t just math — it’s mood.

By

Cass Monroe

The Art of Quitting

When Walking Away Is the Most Musical Move

By

Avery Knox

The Art of Quitting

When Walking Away Is the Most Musical Move

By

Avery Knox

The Art of Quitting

When Walking Away Is the Most Musical Move

By

Avery Knox

The Ego Death of the Music Critic

Pitchfork’s in a Coma and Reddit’s Got the Aux

By

Jude Harper

The Ego Death of the Music Critic

Pitchfork’s in a Coma and Reddit’s Got the Aux

By

Jude Harper

The Ego Death of the Music Critic

Pitchfork’s in a Coma and Reddit’s Got the Aux

By

Jude Harper

Gear

The Martin D-300: A Case Study in Unnecessary Excellence

By

Jude Harper

Gear

The Martin D-300: A Case Study in Unnecessary Excellence

By

Jude Harper

Gear

The Martin D-300: A Case Study in Unnecessary Excellence

By

Jude Harper

Music

The Fade-Out Is Dead — And That Says Everything

By

Levi Torres

Music

The Fade-Out Is Dead — And That Says Everything

By

Levi Torres

Music

The Fade-Out Is Dead — And That Says Everything

By

Levi Torres

Insights

The Crack in the Mix

By

Silas Reed

Insights

The Crack in the Mix

By

Silas Reed

Insights

The Crack in the Mix

By

Silas Reed