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#2022 never summer harpoon windows

Durability: Never Summer boards are some of the most durable rides out there.

Highly recommend the Never Summer Swift Split. The splitboard version of this board is equally amazing if you are looking to get into touring.

Backcountry: The Swift is a phenomenal powder board, so it’s no secret it can absolutely kill it in the backcountry.

Moguls: You’d think a directional board wouldn’t be great for bumps, but the rocker profile helps keep your turns quick and playful.

The rocker shape excels at short turns, allowing you to easily navigate through the woods with style.

Trees: The Swift is one of my favorite boards for riding in the woods.

Powder: Ha, is this really a question? The Swift loves fresh snow.

Groomers: From wide open carves to short radius turns, this board will do whatever you make it.

Turns: With rocker between your feet coupled with camber underfoot, turning on the Swift is a breeze.

Edge hold: Never Summer’s fusion rocker camber profile is superior when it comes to edge hold and carvability.

You can feel confident pointing this thing downhill.

Speed: With its directional stance and taper, the Swift easily hauls a$$ and doesn’t chatter.

Really, pop is just about people living life with music to garnish it. It’s easy to consume, but it still has depth and Harry brings so much character to it. “It has a gentle conversation with the listener while being upbeat. “The best thing about As It Was is just how effortless it is, how it just flows over you and gives you a good energy,” thinks Tyler Johnson. A wise move, it turns out, given its subsequent success. It was Styles, it turns out, who pushed for As It Was to be his album’s lead single. Even though we were going kind of bedroom-y, Tom and I just love lots of microphones and we do live drums, analogue synthesisers, multiple guitar amps… We love that whole element to recording.” We rented a ton of gear, all the walls were lined with preamps and compressors.

#2022 never summer harpoon windows

“The back of it had a couch, an upright piano and windows that looked out over some fields, and in the front we had the desk. “The living room was actually a very perfect size for a control room, nice and tight but kinda long,” notes Tyler Johnson. Perhaps the relaxed vibe of As It Was stems from the fact that it was recorded in the living room in the home of A&R man Rob Stringer’s house, a place conducive to chilling out, you would have thought. "You get to the end and you hear it and you go, oh, it’s got the sort of A-ha references and the Strokes references and maybe there’s a bit of Talking Heads in there and then it becomes something bigger than the sum of its parts.” However, while he acknowledges the debt that As It Was owes to other artists and songs, he also firmly believes that it has its own identity. Speaking to Rolling Stone, Kid Harpoon threw another influence on As It Was into the mix: “I’m sitting there on the drums and I was like, oh, this could have a Strokes kind of vibe,” he said. Our engineer Jeremy Hatcher really helped shape that, those drum tones are unique in pop.” That’s what people in that era were doing to make things sound big, but not too programmed.

We want to be referential and for the music to sound familiar, but our process is that we don’t do as much drum programming as live drums. “For As It Was, we were thinking 2008-2012 indie rock, MGMT, Phoenix, Passion Pit. Having a real drummer, it turns out, is important for Johnson, Harpoon and Styles. The best thing about As It Was is just how effortless it is, how it just flows over you and gives you a good energy. We chopped those up for the ending to give it a more bombastic feeling.” We had Mitch Rowland come in to do some live drums. Then we got the tubular bells - another Harry idea - and I’ve got a video of him playing those.

I had a guitarist friend, Doug Showalter, add electric guitars and some transition sounds. “It didn’t go through a lot of, there was never anything drastic. The song came together quickly, then: “Really, the record was about where it’s at now after three or four days,” Johnson recalls.