of an intense creative period and a personal tragedy, Dave Newell found himself stuck with an idea he couldn’t shake: What if he opened a record pressing plant?
“If we were going to do this, I needed us to do it in a way that we could feel good about, and mitigate as much as we could,” Bemis says.was not part of the initial plans to make Audiodrome eco-friendly. It was too expensive, maybe something Newell and Bemis could pursue down the line if all went well.
“They’re not a one-for-one,” Bemis admits. “They’re not as transparent as poly bags and shrink-wrap, but the hope is that bands on tour , or not on a major label, or in a big box store that’s requiring you to have it shrink-wrapped.”
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