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Shep on Bass - Interviews about effects!

It's the first interview on my shiny new website!

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May I present Brian Hamilton of smallsound/bigsound, the man behind such politely named devices such as the **** Overdrive - A name so naughty that the forum software automatically hides it :)

Check out what he had to say about creating some of the most sought after dirt pedals in the boutique pedal world...
 
It's been a while folks!

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I caught up with Chris & martin of Coopersonic, one of the UK's best kept secrets...

Coopersonic create a range of amazing sounding, hand built pedals, inspired by the technical knowledge of Martin Cooper and the constant touring demands of Six By Seven main man Chris Olley. Together they make some of the finest dirt boxes on the planet, straight out of my hometown.
 
Hey Shep! Great blog and interviews. Any chance you can follow up with Jarman Donohue now that he's playing the industrial radio MIDI bass? Would love to see and hear more about it!

Thanks for reading dude!

Quite happily - He and Matty are staying with me next week for 3 days before the Euro tour kicks off (I own the label they are signed to). I shall ensure I get the low down... But not until I've put the IR bass through its paces myself :)

Shep
 
A spot of Russian Circles for you...

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May I present Brian Cook.

Brian Cook is the bass man with acclaimed noise-mongers Russian Circles and is formerly the bass player with Botch and These Arms Are Snakes. Brian spared me a little time in between shows to share the details of his current rig.
 
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May I present my good friend, and fellow gear-head, Ste Taylor.

Ste is currently the bass player with The Christopher's and previously with successful British rock act, Our Innocence Lost. I've had the joy of spending some time in a studio with Ste over the last year or more playing with pedals and discussing our differing tone. Check out what Ste had to say about his current live set up...