Six months of recording has led to lush and charming The Flying Club Cup, a love letter to French culture, fashion, history, and music. Most of the album was created at a nondescript Albuquerque office space, aka A Hawk and a Hacksaw's practice room; Heather Trost plays violin and viola on three songs. Engineering and production assistance came from Griffin Rodriguez (A Hawk and a Hacksaw, Man Man). Additional recording was done with Owen Pallet at the masonic church studio owned by the Arcade Fire.
Six months of recording has led to lush and charming The Flying Club Cup, a love letter to French culture, fashion, history, and music. Most of the album was created at a nondescript Albuquerque office space, aka A Hawk and a Hacksaw's practice room; Heather Trost plays violin and viola on three songs. Engineering and production assistance came from Griffin Rodriguez (A Hawk and a Hacksaw, Man Man). Additional recording was done with Owen Pallet at the masonic church studio owned by the Arcade Fire.