The Studio of Paradise
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I have set about swinging a pick axe into the walls of the dead flower bed at the back of my new garden, excavating to level the ground for the Studio of Paradise #14, The Shed of Paradise.
I take pause to review the studio's history.
After many, many years of lurking in the corner of bedrooms and kitchens the SoP #11, The Library of N'LoRC, finally found it's own niche in the box room of a North London flat. The God of N'LoRC, Ganesha, is pictured above.
SoP #11 produced the album Nu Seedy.
A move West required some improvisation to create the SoP #13, The Studio in Two Cupboards. The cupboards are pictured above (SoP #12 was a short lived interim measure).
SoP #13 produced the album Lost.
Now onwards, and downwards. Dig, dig, dig!
I have set about swinging a pick axe into the walls of the dead flower bed at the back of my new garden, excavating to level the ground for the Studio of Paradise #14, The Shed of Paradise.
I take pause to review the studio's history.
After many, many years of lurking in the corner of bedrooms and kitchens the SoP #11, The Library of N'LoRC, finally found it's own niche in the box room of a North London flat. The God of N'LoRC, Ganesha, is pictured above.
SoP #11 produced the album Nu Seedy.
A move West required some improvisation to create the SoP #13, The Studio in Two Cupboards. The cupboards are pictured above (SoP #12 was a short lived interim measure).
SoP #13 produced the album Lost.
Now onwards, and downwards. Dig, dig, dig!
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