The Binary Code Issue Studio Update

New Jersey death metallers, The Binary Code, issue the following update on their Myspace page:

"Jables here. As I'm sitting here listening to the mastered copy of our new recordings, I keep smiling, because we had the best recording experience we've ever had. Paul Bebel is not only a new, and good friend, but also one of the most talented, nicest, hardworking people I've ever worked with while being in this band since day 1. We've recorded w/ Erik Rutan (T.T.E.O.T.D., Cannibal Corpse, Into the Moat), Jesse Cannon (D.E.P., Saves the Day, Say Anything, Head Automatica), Steve Austin (Converge, Lamb of God, Today is the Day, Circle of Dead Children), and a few more. Paulie (Bebel) has recorded so many popular rappers, it'd be enough to write a novel. Aside from Paulie having the best recording equipment I've EVER come across (hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of hardware, monitors, and microphones), he's also provided the best vibe we've ever been affected by. He whole-heartedly cared about each and every thing we had to say about how we felt about what was going on. Sometimes, these big name metal/rock/pop engineers get this primadona bug up their ass, "I recored _______, so don't tell me it's not right." Paulie will out-live the cock-roaches of the music industry during a nuclear music bomb, with his talent, and appreciation for opinion and perspective. Paulie might not ever read this or ever know we said this about him, but we felt compelled to expressing ourselves this time."

"Now, for anyone in a band reading this that want's a BEYOND professional quality recording, you should definitely look into recording with Paulie. Not one single solitary time did Paulie lose his patience with us, and we assure you, we are pains in the ass."

"Now, another person that helped out a lot and did wonders, was Jeremy Comitas. Jeremy was an assistant to the recording. We could've been happier with his addition to the team that recorded us."

"He has the most RIDICULOUS studio we've been in (as far as hardware, rack gear, microphones, and protools rig goes)."

"Thanks for reading,
Jables"