Never Enough Hope Goes To The Studio!

June 13, 2008
Never Enough Hope Recording

In this latest installment of our Earnest-Goes. . .-like series on Never Enough Hope, our plucky protagonist Toby Summerfield shares with GW the whirlwind adventure that was recording.

Challenges to the recording process? 30-some-odd musicians who can only be in the same town together for a little under 24 hours. Assets to the recording process? The good vibes at Steve Albini's Electrical Studios and 30-some-odd musicians who are awesome at what they do.

Presenter: Gretchen Hasse, Gearwire
Location: Chicago, IL

Owen O'Malley is a Gearwire contributor


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