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Mirador - Mirador (2025) 96-24
Country: USA
Genre: Rock
Format: FLAC (*tracks)
Quality: Lossless [96kHz/24 bit]
Time: 47:40
Full Size: 1006.63 MB
"The scrutiny we were under lent itself to the atmosphere of the record. We really had to come out swinging": Jake Kiszka and Chris Turpin on conjuring old-school guitar magic for Mirador's debut - and the difference between US and UK guitar players
"It was the last day of recording, and the engineers have packed down all the mics and the drums, and Dave said, 'Fuck it. We need another fast one. You've got half an hour. Go down, write it and come back.'"
Vocalist and guitarist Chris Turpin is describing the breakneck tempo of writing and recording Mirador's debut album in the humid depths of the night in Savannah, Georgia, under the exacting eye of veteran producer Dave Cobb, a nine-time Grammy Award winner.
The intensity of the story is at odds with the bucolic setting in which it is told. It's a Sunday afternoon and Chris and Mirador bandmate Jake Kiszka (better known as guitarist with globe-conquering rock band Greta Van Fleet) are sitting in the beer garden of one of the oldest pubs in England, wafting wasps away from their drinks and trying to explain how they captured lightning in a bottle at first attempt with Mirador's eponymous debut album.
"It was the last day of recording, and the engineers have packed down all the mics and the drums, and Dave said, 'Fuck it. We need another fast one. You've got half an hour. Go down, write it and come back.'"
Vocalist and guitarist Chris Turpin is describing the breakneck tempo of writing and recording Mirador's debut album in the humid depths of the night in Savannah, Georgia, under the exacting eye of veteran producer Dave Cobb, a nine-time Grammy Award winner.
The intensity of the story is at odds with the bucolic setting in which it is told. It's a Sunday afternoon and Chris and Mirador bandmate Jake Kiszka (better known as guitarist with globe-conquering rock band Greta Van Fleet) are sitting in the beer garden of one of the oldest pubs in England, wafting wasps away from their drinks and trying to explain how they captured lightning in a bottle at first attempt with Mirador's eponymous debut album.
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