Camp St Studio

Camp Street used to be called Fort Apache, and if you love the music that came out of the Boston area in the 80’s and 90’s you might recognize the name, or those of Paul Colderie and Sean Slade, the producers who made magic records there for almost 20 years.
Things have changed a little bit recently, like the studio’s name, but the studio team is still going strong and making wonderful recordings. They have gone digital, which is a good thing, and they have an amazing set up with a crack team of new engineers at the board. The board, by the way, is still the classic two-​of-​a-​kind Neve desk, which has seen some pretty stellar action, including recording Black Sabbath and Steeler’s Wheel.
Aside from being a really sweet space, where you immediately feel comfortable and creative, Camp St is well stocked with various guitars, drums, and things that have keys and might be called keyboards, but make such a wide variety of sounds that the simple term doesn’t really do them justice.
Book well in advance or you won’t get a spot. Let Adam do his thing, he knows how. Enjoy thoroughly!