Show Notes
In part 2 of the Productionwise dive into the work of Rich Costey, we really find his signature sound. His work with Biffy Clyro, Of Monsters and Men, Interpol and Glasvegas gives him colossal spaces to fill, while collaborations with Franz Ferdinand and At the Drive-In pick up the pace. And is that 2000s mtv-core revival on the horizon? In this episode, James and Graham talk sincerity in music, matching the right production to the right album, and allegations.
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