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    Upcoming projects

    Posted 29 January 2009, 12:01 by The Kennel

    Local singer/songwriter Elizabeth Seward will be in tomorrow with her project, Spelling and Grammar. John Northcraft will engineer, with Billy Szeflinski assisting.

    Soul singer Jenny Arrigo will record basic tracks for her debut EP this weekend. Billy will engineer and play drums, Aisha Cohen from The Sharp Things will play bass, and Kennel co-owner Jim Santo will play guitar and produce.

    New York City-based rock trio Panther Tighter will be in next month with Mark Kovacik at the board and James Pertusi assisting.

    Also on the schedule is the legendary Squirrels From Hell, who will be recording an EP with Billy engineering and Jim producing.

    And — we’d be remiss if we failed to mention that Ken Weaver, vocalist for NYC metal band Growler, was in this month, recording vocal tracks with Wharton Tiers. We hope to see Ken again soon.

    Oh, and also, happy to report that Third Border have completed work on their LP. Mastering is in progress and we hope to have some tracks to share with you real soon.


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  2. “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