The Garden - Recent Clients
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What more can be said about the unrivalled modern-day success of the Arctic Monkeys? Well,
as always their continuing story is in no-one else's hands but their own, although two Mercury Prize nominations
(including one win), over ten other major British awards, international platinum sales, world tours, Glastonbury headline slots,
and of course the odd entry in the Guinness Book Of Records, already paints a clear picture. Their hugely successful
second album, Favourite Worst Nightmare was tracked in The Garden by producers James Ford and Mike Crossey
in 2006.
Read more about Arctic Monkeys here.
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Drawing from a stand-out combination of Punk, Electro and New Wave, The Long Blondes have shot to being one of the
most definable and acclaimed bands of the UK indie scene of the mid-to-late 2000s. Hailing from Sheffield, they
stayed close to home for their first album, Someone To Drive You Home, choosing former Pulp bassist and Miloco
client Steve Mackey to produce the record. The follow-up, Couples, released in April 2008, saw producer Erol
Alkan enter the fold. Couples was tracked in The Garden in late 2007.
Read more about The Long Blondes here.
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Hertfordshire punks Gallows were in The Garden in 2007 with Interface engineer Matt Hyde, mixing a selection of
tracks which would go on to appear on their groundbreaking debut album Orchestra of Wolves. Their
scintillating live shows became one of the most prominent and exciting undercurrents to the 2007 music scene,
promoting their original strand of hardcore to audiences across the globe. Lead-singer Frank Carter topped the
NMEs coveted 'Cool List' at the end of an incredible year for the band.
Read more about Gallows here.
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The pioneering act of the iconic Madchester scene of the late 1980s, Happy Mondays have confirmed their
place in the history books of British popular music. Producer Howie B mixed their fifth studio album, Uncle
Dysfunktional in The Garden in 2006. The album was described by lead singer Shaun Ryder as being "better"
than the Mondays' 1990 classic, Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches.
Read more about Happy Mondays here.
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The legendary career of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds has forged one of the great Rock n' Roll tales over the
many fruitful years of the band's existence. The Bad Seeds continue to push musical boundaries to the very day,
whether under the official brand, or Cave's 'Mini-Seeds' project, Grinderman. Their fourteenth studio album
in 24 years, Dig!!! Lazurus Dig!!!, came to The Garden for the overdub stage of production.
Read more about Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds here.
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