SMALL STUDIO, BIG SOUND
A comfortable, pro-level studio in a relaxed
atmosphere in the heart of Arkansas
SMALL STUDIO,
BIG SOUND
A comfortable, pro-level studio
in a relaxed atmosphere in the
heart of Arkansas
Various Locations Studio is nestled in the scenic Ozark mountains of Arkansas. Opened in 2022, Various Locations offers a high quality studio experience in a comfortable, distraction free environment, with affordable rates. Studio owner Creed Edgar has several years of experience playing and recording in bands, and studied under Jeff Smith, studio owner and operator at Studio 2100 in Springfield, Missouri.
- 24 track Roland Studio Capture
- Shure SM57s, Shure Beta 52a, Samson C02s, MXL V250s, RE-320, and more
- Tama Superstar Classic (Indigo Sparkle 7 piece)
- Several snare drums
- Assorted Zildjian cymbals
- Marshall DSL 100 head
- Fender Silverface Super Reverb (1970s)
- Marshall Code 50 combo
- Line 6 4×12
- Line 6 HX Effects
- Several guitar pedals
- Ovation Acoustic Guitar (1970s)
- Martin 12 String Acoustic Guitar
- Fender Short Scale Stratocaster
- Stratocaster style partscaster
- Fender Studio Bass combo (1970s)
- Squier 70’s Classic Vibe P-Bass
Robots! Attack!
Equal parts rock, punk, and alt-whatever, mixed with a midwest and southern grit, Robots! Attack! have emerged from the muddy banks of the Mississippi in the same spot where Rock and Roll was originally created years ago – Memphis Tennessee.
After many months of writing music and recording, their first self titled release – Robots! Attack! – is now available. The band is currently building a stage show to match the energy of their tracks, and are booking shows in support of the album.
TKK
Borne out of boredom of 2020, Jonesboro, Arkansas natives TKK brings a dynamic mix of rock n roll and punk rock to the stage. Despite occasional rumors stating the band originally performed in the Arizona punk scene, TKK was in fact formed by Jake Hawkins and Zack Smock (Damn Randys) and Danny Nanney, and later joined by Joel Maness on bass, TKK released its debut album, Thanks, I Hate It, in April of 2022.
Damn Randys
