Studiobricks  booth with Vicoustic absorbers used  as Studio for Depeche Mode's forthcoming album


NEW YORK CITY – Studiobricks, manufacturer of Sound Isolation Enclosures, is pleased to announce that engineer Kurt Uenala has installed an 2,40 x 3,60 Studiobricks booth in New York City’s Studio Blanco, where he works with Depeche Mode front-man, Dave Gahan. The two just completed writing songs and cutting demos for Depeche Mode’s thirteenth release, due in Spring 2013.


"We searched for a long time to find a solution for Dave's Studio Blanco as the space is an extremely modern and edgy design”, Kurt said, “It would have been a sin to ruin the room with ugly sound absorbent materials or a grey carpeted isolation/vocal booth. We were blown away by the beauty of the Studiobricks design and the sound inside the room is great, thanks to the Vicoustic absorbers and reflectors. In NYC, with people living stacked on top of each other like sardines, Studiobricks enables you to crank up the speakers and not get the police called on you by the neighbors”.


Originally from Aadorf, in northeastern Switzerland, Kurt attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston before relocating to New York in 2000. Since moving to the Big Apple, he has worked on albums, singles and remixes for Erasure, Moby, The Raveonettes, Yelle, Nellie McKay and Soulsavers. Kurt also works on his own all-electronic solo project, Kap10kurt, when his busy production schedule allows.