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Wharton Tiers has produced Sonic Youth, Glenn Branca, Dinosaur Jr, and Helmet (winning a gold record for Meantime), among many others. He is also known as a percussionist and drummer for No Wave pioneers the Theoretical Girls, Laurie Anderson, and his own Wharton Tiers Ensemble. Recent clients include The Netherlands, Lady Magma, Heroes of Toolik, The Scene Is Now and Penny Winblood. E-mail Wharton

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Billy “Prince Polo” Szeflinski is a sought-after dub reggae mixer, guitarist, and former drummer for Rykodisc recording artists The Cool and Deadly. Co-producer of The Sharp Things’ A Moveable Feast (Bar/None) and engineer of our Rabid In The Kennel radio show, Billy’s been busy working with Manx, Yeti Beats, Soapbox Army and many more. His debut album as Prince Polo will be released this year on DubShot Records. E-mail Billy

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James Pertusi, a co-owner of The Kennel, formerly played bass for Jenifer Convertible and Fake Brain and currently performs with The Ditti Committi. Recent projects include Thinguma*jigSaw, FOX Japan, Futurex and The Missing Teens. E-mail James | More about James

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Studio co-owner Jim Santo plays lead guitar for acclaimed orchestral indie-pop group The Sharp Things. His production credits include Dutch April by George Usher, Harley Fine’s Wild Life, and the legendary Time Or Dirt singles. Among the Kennel projects he’s been involved with recently are Thirdborder, Thinguma*jigSaw, Squirrels From Hell, The Netherlands, Lady Magma, FOX Japan, Digitalis, Futurex and Penny Winblood. Jim is also executive producer of the Rabid In The Kennel radio show. E-mail Jim
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“The Kennel is quickly becoming our favorite place to record. Being able to capture the full band live to tape is amazing, plus access to glorious vintage gear to boot… what else could we ask for!? The staff are so relaxed during sessions, we forget they are even there. Billy has a great ear, but most importantly listens for the sound the band is actually going for. All in all, the Kennel creates a perfect atmosphere to do what you came to do — make music.”
— Marc & John Beaudette of Destroy Babylon
