3 Differences Between the Reverb on Eastwick and Pre Pleasure

Reverb tail length Eastwick has longer, more lush reverb tails that hang in the air for a full second after each chord. Pre Pleasure uses tight, short reverb that pushes vocals right into your ear.

Production approach Pre Pleasure was recorded live-off-the-floor with Sam Plews, using spring-like reverb as seasoning. Eastwick worked with Mike Deslandes for slower, cinematic arrangements where reverb is part of the arrangement.

Vocal treatment On Pre Pleasure the dry vocal signal dominates. On Eastwick the reverb bleeds into the next phrase, creating a more atmospheric, haunted sound.