“I don’t know conventional scales. I don’t know the names of the chords that I’m making.” Dave Grohl’s distance from formal training became a creative engine.
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“I don’t know conventional scales. I don’t know the names of the chords that I’m making.” Dave Grohl’s distance from formal training became a creative engine.
An analysis published by Music Radar details the specific harmonic move that made Gorillaz’s debut single linger. The piece traces how the band’s fictional front masked painstaking musical craft.
The annual production series returns by arguing that mastering one synth matters more than collecting dozens, a stance that challenges the industry’s upgrade cycle.
A new retrospective traces how Native Instruments’ Massive became the defining soft synth for a generation of producers, its presets often doing the heavy lifting.
A new piece examines how the enduring success of one flawless track may have ended Lee Mavers’ drive to release new music, leaving behind a one-album legacy and decades of silence.
