Six records. Six different problems. Six different reasons they worked.
These aren't highlight reels. Each one is a specific story about what a record needed and what happened after we made it.
The Story So Far
Build it from the beginning. Then refuse to let it coast. Breakout, explosion, plateau, and the deliberate push that made album four their highest-charting record.
Basement
They thought it was their last record. It became the one that wouldn't go away — and, a decade later, went viral all over again.
State Champs
No full-length record yet. No guarantee any of it would work. The job was to build the band, not just document them.
Hundredth
Hundredth had momentum as a hardcore band. Then they decided to abandon the sound that was working and completely redefine who they were.
The Dangerous Summer
A band with a history — success, a breakup, a reunion. Eight weeks to give the next chapter its own identity.
SpiritWorld
Demos, a fictional universe, and no blueprint. Three albums later: a Century Media deal, international touring, and a commercial amp plugin built from the record.