
05/27/2018
Recording Peter Evans solo trumpet album! Insanely great...
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Recording Peter Evans solo trumpet album! Insanely great...
Listening back to a take with Monotrope. A long rewarding weekend of tracking thus far...
Seizures Palace Recording's cover photo
March 1, 2002: We moved to Brooklyn 16 years ago to do this, hard to believe...
For various reasons, a 15 year anniversary show didn't happen in 2017. We'll make it a Sweet 16 show this year - details to come.
Thanks to all of my clients and those who have supported me through the years.
And many thanks to Martin Bisi for obvious reasons...
Great session and video shoot with Heroes of Toolik today. I am exhausted.
Check out http://heroesoftoolik.com! Heroes of Toolik
Well, it is about a tenth of what I've worked on, but it's a start. https://www.discogs.com/label/285798-Seizures-Palace
Seizures Palace Recording (also Seizure's Palace) is a recording facility located in the Gowanus/Park Slope area of Brooklyn, New York. Started as a project studio in Atlanta in the 90s and relocated to New York in 2002. Owned and operated by engineer/producer/musician Jason LaFarge.
Lunch break from recording Benjamin Miller's Saxophone Symphony Orchestra - 10 saxophones, 1 bass, 2 drummers. Big sound.
Great session with Talibam! tonight. First time I've ever recorded bagpipes. Amazing instrument. With Kevin Shea, David Watson and Matt Mottel.
Excited to have Sean Coleman and The Quasars back in the studio tomorrow. Here's a little something from the last time they were here a couple of years ago:
Behind the scene photage.. Recording of the brand new 45 that Sean Coleman & The Quasars are releasing soon.
Seizures Palace Recording Control Room. Roughly 60-70% of the albums I've recorded here are on the walls. I never got copies of many of them. When I first got here in 2002, Martin Bisi had all of his records similarly placed on his side (the BC Studio side) of the room. One day, he got a wild hair and decided to take them down (video links below), but didn't tell me in advance. When I arrived the following day, I thought we had been robbed.
Lydia Lunch/Weasel Walter Duo tonight at Seizures Palace. Lydia's first time back in the space since her recordings with Martin Bisi in the mid-1980's.
From Charles Gayle's Streets album on Northern-Spy Records. Recorded at Seizures Palace by Jason LaFarge in 2011.
Provided to YouTube by Redeye Distribution Compassion I · Charles Gayle Streets ℗ 2012 Northern Spy Records Released on: 2013-03-19 Composer: Charles Gayle M...
Albums recorded, mixed or mastered at Seizures Palace Recording by Jason LaFarge. This will be updated continuously, so check back.
Albums recorded, mixed or mastered at Seizures Palace Recording by Jason LaFarge. This will be updated continuously, so check back.
Albums recorded, mixed or mastered at Seizures Palace Recording by Jason LaFarge. This will be updated continuously, so check back.
Albums recorded, mixed or mastered at Seizures Palace Recording by Jason LaFarge. This will be updated continuously, so check back.
Video for new People of the North release. Recorded and mixed at Seizures Palace last year. *WARNING* THERE ARE SMILING MUSHROOMS - you've been warned.
by Andrew Sacher People of the North, the duo of Kid Millions (of Oneida) and Bobby Matador, followed 2013's Sub Contra this year with Era of Manifestations on Thrill Jockey (order yours). They've since given the video treatment to the...
Recorded this a few weeks ago. 2 song covers e.p. as a warm-up to her full-length Northern Spy album in May. Shilpa Ray is the sh*t. Get on it.
Northern Spy is set to release Shilpa Ray’s next full-length, Last Year’s Savage, in May. In the meantime you can pick up the covers cassette, Make Up, both on tour and online. Ray covers Dinah Washington’s “What A Difference A Day Makes” and “Make Up” – track one off side two of Lou Reed’s Transfor…
This was just released - recorded here earlier this year and mixed by Tony Maimone at Studio G. Great music. You should go buy it now...
9 track album
Real pleasure recording and mixing (in mono!) Little Lesley & the Bloodshots this week. Great folks and damn good music! Check 'em out...
Little Lesley, the fiery blond bombshell, brings it every time with an incredible voice, compelling original songs and jaw-dropping bass moves.
Hi folks, seem to be having an ongoing problem with my domain hosting site. www.seizurespalace.com is temporarily down. If you want to see pics/specs/gear of the studio check out this temporary link to the site. Thanks!
Seizures Palace is a recording facility in the Park Slope/Gowanus area of Brooklyn, New York. Owned/operated by Jason LaFarge. Contact: [email protected] or 347.546.6342.
Talking today, Edward Ricart and I realized we had recorded 14 albums together over the last 5 years. The energy this guy has amazes me. His label New Atlantis Records, put out 30 releases last year. THIRTY. This while he finished a college degree, helped raise 2 kids, and help start his wife's Montessori school. He has consistently brought the best musicians to these sessions and I am grateful that he keeps coming back. He's in the band Hyrrokkin, whose album you should go get right now. Here is the link to New Atlantis - go buy some music.
"...on their awesomely-titled upcoming debut Serious Heft, Split Red—led by the muscular Melvins disciple Stephen Buono and singer Nebadon Adams—gnash through AmRep/Touch & Go-sized punk skuzzery and metallic slow burners. There’s even a machine gun solo from finger-hopping, banjo-destroying maestro…
Great session today with Sean Coleman and the Quasars! Man, that guy can sing!
Very cool documentary about BC Studio and the space that is Seizures Palace coming out soon...
The studio opened in 1979, and bands like Sonic Youth and Swans have recorded there. Here's the trailer for a documentary being made about it...
Oh, and this came out last month. So good...
A very Happy New Year to you all! It has been far too long since I have posted, so why not a year end synopsis? Had an amazing year of music with the following (thank you all): Staer, Ed Ricart, Talibam!, Dark Carpet, Charles Gayle, Haunted House, 1129, Dave Buddin, Sexy Neighbors, Tobias Klein, Mike Snowden, KiLiFAX, Cactus Truck, Keir Neuringer, Todd Jasko, Galm Quartet, Human$, James Ilgenfritz Trio, and of course, PANTS EXPLODER. (May have forgotten a few - sorry!) Also, some great records came out this year from sessions in 2012: Sightings, Bryan & the Haggards with Dr. Eugene Chadbourne, and Hyrrokkin, to name a few. Go find 'em. Buy music! Here's to 2014! I resolve to keep up this page more...
Last one for tonight. Ed Ricart's amazing quartet featuring Andrew Barker, Jason Ajemian, and Herb Robertson: http://www.allmusic.com/album/anc%C3%B3n-mw0002340823
Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Ancón - Edward Ricart Quartet on AllMusic - 2011
Here's another one: Hammer of the Working Class. Recorded and mixed last spring and summer, followed by the band breaking up. Download here:
I've been really lax about posting on this page. Going to try to be better about it. Starting now. This week, I'll be posting releases recorded at SP from the past year. Here is the first one: Charles Gayle's Streets. Probably my favorite jazz album I've recorded to date.
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First record I did for Northern Spy Records. Great atmospheric music.
Artist: Haunted House Title: Blue Ghost Blues Catalog Number: NS 012 Format: CD, LP, MP3, FLACStreet Date: September 13th, 2011
Coming out next month on Northern Spy. Thoroughly enjoyed working on this record and mixing with Charles. He is a wise man.
Artist: Charles Gayle Trio Title: Streets Catalog Number: NS 018 Format: CD, MP3, FLACStreet Date: February 14th, 2012
Okay, out for longer than a year, but some people don't have this yet. Recorded at Seizures Palace January 2010. Buy it.
••• SIGNED BY M.GIRA•••
Sorry I've been so lackadaisical about this page. Going to start stepping it up this week with posts about records that have come out in the last year or so. Then I'll work backwards from there. Let's start off with the latest Acid Birds record. Check it out! It'll make your head explode with the goodness...
Acid Birds III by ACID BIRDS - LP*Attuned free jazz and electronics from multi-instrumentalist Andrew Barker's Brooklyn-based trio* "Acid Birds was formed in 2004 in Brooklyn, NY by Andrew barker (drums & percussion), Jaime Fennelly (harmonium & electronics) and Charles waters (alto saxophone & bass...
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Born in Lawrence, Kansas (during a tornado) Donald Badaczewski was not aware his ear was being trained on summer trips by a father who himself had snuck out of his home in 1958, as a 15 year-old, to watch James Brown perform live at the Duke roller-rink in Detroit, Michigan. While watching a trail of his father's pipe smoke disappear out the window, from the backseat, most often times at night, and best when his mom and brother were asleep, great jazz and soul recordings were played on the radio and from tape recordings and it brought on pure wonder. This feeling was always heightened upon hearing a warm needle hiss introduce the 1963 record of James Brown's, "Live at the Apollo." The boy wanted to know what universe this happened in? Was the man, ok? Why were these girls shrieking so madly? Did James ever save them?
In Parade is Donald Badaczewski's musical collective. Currently he is working with David Gagliardi on guitar, Bryan Percival on bass, and Oskar Haggdahl on drums. Badaczewski created the record in studios in Lansing, Michigan, Little Silver, New Jersey, and Brooklyn, New York. Jack Daley (Lenny Kravitz's bassist of 14 years, producer, and studio musician on over 200 albums) produced and played on Detroit Pimp and patiently taught Donald studio craft. The Grammy nominated producer Christian Castagno produced four songs from his home in Columbia. The engineers Jason LaFarge (Swans), Alex Newport (Mars Volta, At The Drive-In, Death Cab For Cutie), and Detroit's own Mark Ephraim (The New Pornographers, Bernie Worrell) kindly assisted Badaczewski in the completion of the project. The record was mastered by Alex Saltz, of APS Sound, NYC. Project Design and Identity by Matthew Kraus (Abercrombie & Fitch, Interview Magazine, Bottega Veneta).
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