Welcome to the first podcast in Season 3 of the Analog Alien podcast series. In this episode, Jack & Joe from Analog Alien Guitar Pedals interview Loren Gold - one of the hottest keyboard players in music today. You’ll hear how Loren started out from humble beginnings and the road he took that eventually led him to playing keyboards for The Who. It’s a fascinating story we’re sure that you will enjoy over and over again.  

In this podcast, Jack & Joe from Analog Alien Guitar Pedals interview Brian Kehew - one of the biggest techs in the music business today. You’ll hear how Brian went from humble beginnings and the road he took that eventually led him to being a tech for The Who. It’s a story we’re sure that you will enjoy.  

You may never have heard of LaMar Mitchell, but he has had quite an interesting career in the music business. From his humble beginnings as a struggling musician growing up in Youngstown, Ohio, his road eventually led him to LA where he started working for one of the biggest names in the music business - the legendary Stevie Wonder. It was LaMar who introduced Stevie to Analog Alien pedals and the rest is history.

Are you a musician? Are you in a band or do you want to form one? In this podcast, we interview Clyde and Gracie Lawrence from the band "Lawrence". These two siblings have been making music together since Gracie could talk. Their unique blend of rock, soul and R&B have made them one of the hottest upcoming bands on the music scene today. Although NYC is the place they call home, this dynamic musical duo constantly perform at sold out shows around the world to an audience that is steadily growing with each passing day. In this podcast, you’ll learn how they got started and what led to them forming a successful band.

Jack and Joe from Analog Alien Guitar Pedals are back for Season 2 of their podcast show - SOUND DIFFERENT. 

In Season 1, we focused on our full line of Analog Alien pedals - how they sound and how you can get the most out of them. 

In Season 2, we thought we’d take a different approach and interview some of the people that we know in both the pro audio business and in the music world. 

In this podcast, we interview Glenn Coleman of Coleman Audio. If you’re into recording, then chances are you have some of Glenn’s gear already. Glenn started out in the audio business way back in the day - in fact it was 1970 to be exact.  Back then It was a different time for music and for the pro audio world as well. 

In the 70’s, Glenn worked for MCI and made some of the best sounding consoles and multi-track records at that time. Glenn has also maintained some of the biggest studios in the world!  His stories are interesting, fun and fascinating to listen to. You’ll even hear stories about Woodstock, which Glenn attended and in fact almost caught Pete Townshend’s guitar! 

If you’re interested in the music or pro audio business, then please join us for this podcast as we go down memory lane and hear what it was actually like to work in the audio business back in it’s heyday, and what also led Glenn to start his own pro audio company - Coleman Audio. 

The 9th Analog Alien “SOUND DIFFERENT” Season 1 podcast is now available. In this final episode of Season 1, Joe and Jack talk about the Analog Alien Bucket Seat pedal and the artists that use it - artists such as Johnny Hiland and Billy F. Gibbons of ZZ Top. Other Analog Alien artists that are mentioned in the podcast are Joe Walsh, Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, James Burton, and Tony Pasko. 

The Bucket Seat is the same overdrive circuit that is found in the Analog Alien Rumble Seat. It has a smooth break up and retains your guitar’s dynamics, even at high overdrive settings. There’s a lot of dialogue and plenty of sound samples in this episode, so you won’t want to miss it. Please subscribe to our show and follow us on our social media network. Stay tuned to Season 2.