trashflowradio wrote: Tue May 28, 2024 9:35 pm On Sat May 25, the CIncinnati radio program Trash Flow Radio aired various remembrances of Steve Albini recorded by TR Johnson, David Grubbs, Jon Langford, Britt Walford, Robert Poss, Andy Newman, Tim Bugbee, Tim Adams, Peter Aaron, Chris Schadler, Chris Varias, Chris Tsakis, Jon Solomon, Jim DeRogatis, and Will Oldham (read by Cathy Bowman), plus lots of old clips of Steve Albini himself -- all set to instrumental music by Shellac, Mogwai, Slint, and Arsenal. The whole episode can be streamed from this link! https://www.mixcloud.com/ken-katkin/tra ... s-special/

Hey Everyone,

We (Greg, Jon, Taylor, Mac, and Brian) wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude for all the support we’ve received since Steve’s untimely death. It’s been wonderful seeing a steady stream of friendly faces and hearing the building shake with music ever since. Naturally, people have been asking about the future of the studio, and what our plans are.

We aren’t going anywhere. Electrical will be around for a while to come. We have many irons in the fire, and a calendar chock-full of great musicians, engineers, and yes, producers. Inevitably, there’ll be some minor changes as we adjust, but we’re going to keep this place running as an affordable, crazy-good option for people making records. Smooth as always.
Don’t hesitate to call or email. Someone’s always here.

Yours in the fight,
EA

penningtron wrote: Thu May 30, 2024 1:20 pm This was shared on EA's social media account. I can't think of a better tribute to the man than to keep the studio running well into the future.

Hey Everyone,

We (Greg, Jon, Taylor, Mac, and Brian) wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude for all the support we’ve received since Steve’s untimely death. It’s been wonderful seeing a steady stream of friendly faces and hearing the building shake with music ever since. Naturally, people have been asking about the future of the studio, and what our plans are.

We aren’t going anywhere. Electrical will be around for a while to come. We have many irons in the fire, and a calendar chock-full of great musicians, engineers, and yes, producers. Inevitably, there’ll be some minor changes as we adjust, but we’re going to keep this place running as an affordable, crazy-good option for people making records. Smooth as always.
Don’t hesitate to call or email. Someone’s always here.

Yours in the fight,
EA

Anthony Flack wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2024 6:36 pm It's good to hear it confirmed, but I figured it was pretty well inconceivable that fm steve's beloved Electrical Audio would cease to function or would suddenly stop being a world class recording studio in his absence. Its revered status will surely only grow in the decades to come.