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Richard Formby is a British musician, engineer and producer. As well as releasing his own solo music, he has been a member of various bands. Formby produced the albums Two Dancers (2009) and Smother (2011) by Wild Beasts, as well as Some Say I So I Say Light (2013) by Ghostpoet and News from Nowhere (2013) by Darkstar.
7. Juli 2015 · British producer Richard Formby is a distinct musical force with a unique appreciation of the obscure and obsolete. Throughout a 25 year career, which started with a bang when he produced the mind-expanding synth and guitar musings of Spacemen 3, Richard has learned the old fashioned basics, kept abreast of the digital revolution and ...
21. Mai 2013 · "The third longform piece is 'Sine' by Richard Formby on the Preserved Sound microlabel. Whilst shorter than the two previous pieces, 'Sine' doesn’t lack for anything ... it is an evocative piece that entertains with its constantly warm drone and skittering, intermittent synths that play a percussive melody that acts as a ...
Darkstar recorded News From Nowhere with producer Richard Formby in Leeds, giving them access to Formby's vintage analogue synthesizers and classic tape machines. The album is named after William Morris' classic book whose subject matter combined utopian socialism and science fiction.
Richard Formby. British musician, engineer and producer born in Bradford in the 1960s, now based in Leeds where he has his own studio. Performing experimental music since the late seventies, he quickly moved on to working in the studio as an engineer and producer as well as as a musician, developing his ideas further.
Best known for producing two albums by Wild Beasts, he has also produced the critically acclaimed albums by Ghostpoet and Darkstar. Richard Formby producer, Moto Music Management, London.
10. Juni 2013 · Interview The Producers: Richard Formby. DIY speaks to the man behind the desk for recent Wild Beasts, Darkstar and Ghostpoet records. Words: Jamie Milton. 10th June 2013. The Producers is DIY’s means of meeting the people behind the desk, the minds behind the names in album sleevenotes.
