A HUGE thanks to music blogger extraordinaire Bill Lipold for coming to our grand opening party Saturday. Some great shots of the equipment. For all things rock and Cleveland, you should be reading I ROCK CLEVELAND.
I Rock Cleveland: Inside Gotta Groove Records — Cleveland’s Vinyl Pressing Plant.
We had an amazing innaguration party this Saturday at the plant, pictures are coming in via email, I’ll be posting some good ones here and on the Facebook page. Here’s a short video clip of one pressing coming through the press. Enjoy!
Gotta Groove recently finished the 7″ pressing for Best Coast’s “Make You Mine” put out by Group Tightener. Check Best Coast out at www.myspace.com/bestcoasty, and be sure to stop into your local indie record store to pick up this hot new 7″ for yourself!
Gotta Groove just finished up pressing the 12″ LP for Drummer’s Feel Good Together. If you haven’t already picked up a copy of this fantastic new album, be sure to hit them up at www.audioeaglerecords.com to get it! Great classic-sounding feel-good rock.
On the left is Ben Vehorn, who produced and recorded the album. On the right is Audio Eagle Studio Manager Jeff France. The picture was taken at Vehorn's Tangerine Sound in Akron, Ohio. Audio Eagle also has a smaller studio in the same building.
We are celebrating our “Official Grand Opening” with two great package deals– click on either link below to place your order online, or feel free to give us a call at (800) 295-0171.
$1975.00 plus shipping…Add $125 for download codes & inserts!
$999.00 plus shipping…Add $99.00 for download codes & inserts!
We are both humbled and proud to have been named as the best addition to Cleveland’s music scene by Cleveland Scene Magazine! There are a lot of really great things going on in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame City’s music scene, so this is a great honor!
http://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/best-addition-to-clevelands-music-scene/BestOf?oid=1678313
Incidentally, our next door neighbor, Indigo Imp Brewery, won Best New Brew. Life can never be too rough when you are right next door to a great microbrewery…
Great two part chat over at CrateKings.com with ?uestlove of the Roots Crew about masters, his record collection, and a fued with Biz Markie.
Facts:
Artist Christian Marclay does some pretty amazing work with found sounds, oftentimes using scratches, pops and warped records in a way that would make most audiophiles cringe. He really explores the concept of sound and how it influences us.
Those flat, round, black things with the hole in the middle that your father keeps stacked in his man cave: they’re called vinyl records.
via Local Stop – East Village – Returning to Music’s Old Home – NYTimes.com.
Gotta Groove just finished printing the LP jackets for the new HotChaCha album being released by Exit Stencil Recordings in November. Check them out here!
