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Keith Jenkins & The Moving Parts
Self-Titled EP
Debut Solo Release
The debut solo release from The Stepford Five frontman Keith Jenkins. During a break from employment, Keith sat down with his laptop and his acoustic guitar, and called upon influences not heard in his Stepford Five songwriting. From the mid-tempo jangle of "Just For the Record" to the soundtrack-ready pop of "Golden Ages," bright melodies and foot-tapping beats abound.
The Moving Parts
Self-Titled EP
jon chinn
I Can't Believe You Live Like That.
The debut solo release from Pretty Mighty Mighty frontman
Multi-instrumentalist and Workbook Studio co-owner Jon Chinn was laid to tape late at night, early in the morning, or whenever a free moment of time at the studio would allow. "A pop tour de force brimming with cold water serenades, ingenious arrangements and fiery guitar rave-ups".
-- Splendid Magazine
I Can't Believe You Live Like That
the stepford five
A New Design For Living.
TS5's Latest Release
The third full-length release from guitar rock veterans further expands their sound with multi-layered orchestration, in-studio experiments and odd(er) time signatures. "They're not trying to do anything more than rock here, slightly eding in with almost math rock sound that helped make Braid noteworthy".
-- Bettawreckonize
A New Design For Living
workbook studio
25 Hour Grand Prix.
Featuring new songs from Miranda Sound, The Stepford Five, Pretty Mighty Mighty (Jon Chinn)
Recorded in one consecutive 25 hour period at Workbook Studio in Columbus, Ohio, 25 bands were given one hour each to record and mix a song - the result is the 25 Hour Grand Prix. "If the compilers hadn't told you the background, you'd be none the wiser, as Workbook Studio betrays not one scintilla of being a rush job".
--The Big Takeover
25 Hour Grand Prix
