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August 26, 2010—By Keith Spera, The Times-Picayune
Money saved by recording at home was spent hiring Mark Needham to mix the tracks. Needham's credits range from Fleetwood Mac to Chris Isaak to the Killers.
"He gets what we’re trying to do," (Rachel) Vette said. "What he does to a song is like night and day. The chorus of 'Walk Like Models' sounds like a party when it hits."
August 12, 2010—By Trevor Quinn, The Galway Advertiser
The group are now setting their sights on international recognition and are currently finishing off their debut album Messages From God with legendary producer Mark Needham in Los Angeles. Needham has worked with The Killers, Fleetwood Mac, My Chemical Romance and Metro Station.
July 27, 2010—By Zoe Thrall, guest columnist for VegasDeluxe.com
He was teamed up with producer Mark Needham, who has worked with The Killers, Fleetwood Mac and many others. Seasoned session musicians including Chris Chaney, Dave Palmer, Robin DiMaggio and Eric Schermerhorn were brought in, and the result is the eight-song EP In My Own Words.
June 24, 2010—By DJ Cal, Salacious Sound.com
The duo's fascination with melding genres carried over to the recording process for their debut LP, which saw them recruit heavyweight US producer/mixers Dave Sardy and Mark Needham (The Killers, Bloc Party, 3OH!3), as well as Australian dance industry veteran Sameer Sengupta...
June 16, 2010—By Laura M. Holson, The New York Times
Songs from Jim Dolan's album "Daily News Blues" produced and mixed by Mark Needham.
June 3, 2010—By Gemma Peplow, This is Leicestershire.com
The band created the album with the help of legendary producer Mark Needham, who has worked with big-name acts such as The Killers, We Are Scientists and Bloc Party.
May 18, 2010—By Lindsay Shelton, The Wellington Scoop
May 2010 sees a brand new single, 'Lazy', mixed by LA based Mark Needham (The Killers), and is the first track taken from the bands forthcoming album scheduled for release in NZ & Australia in September 2010.
May 10, 2010—By Karen Bliss, JAM! Music
Vancouver singer, pianist and guitarist Shawn Hlookoff will begin recording his debut album for EMI Music Canada May 16 in Los Angeles with producer Mark Needham, who has worked as a mix engineer for The Killers, Blondie, Metro Station, Chris Isaak, Cobra Starship, and many more.
"Mark came highly recommended by Steven Melrose at Capitol in America. I like that he brings diversity and has worked with artists with strong visions. His sound has personality."
April 14, 2010—By Cameron Harp, The Daily Titan
Stereofix released their first album "Warning Sign" in the summer of 2008 with the help of engineer Mark Needham, who has worked with The Academy Is ..., The Killers, Cake, Chris Isaak, Lindsey Buckingham and Michelle Branch.
April 11, 2010—By Neil van Zyl, Mirovia Magazine
Novels was mixed by Mark Needham (the Killers, Bloc Party), How cool is that?
Mark is a genius at what he does. We were very lucky to have him mix our record; we actually met face to face at SXSW. Very cool guy.
March 24, 2010—By Amy Hood, The OC Gazette
With the help of producers/engineers Mark Needham (The Killers and My Chemical Romance) and Joe Zook, Stereofix put out their latest EP, "The Warning Sign."
February 24, 2010—By Daniel Clarke, Music Feeds.com
The band worked with US heavyweight mixers Dave Sardy and Mark Needham (The Killers, Bloc Party, 3OH!3) along with Australian dance industry veteran Sameer Sengupta to produce a record that is both equal parts electro-dance and the future of indie rock.
February 19, 2010—By Ariel Schwartz, NBC Bay Area.com
We spent 30, 12-hour days in the studio with Jeff Saltzman before he sent the record off to his partner in LA, Mark Needham. It's a big step for us to have that kind of production quality. We're really excited to put it out.
February 19, 2010—By Mike McDougal, Lush Beat
Then we hooked up with Mark Needham who is the producer for The Killers and innerpartysystem and ended up mixing some tracks with him.
