Esoteric Antenna is pleased to announce the release of "SIGNAL TO NOISE", the new studio album by twice Grammy nominated PINK FLOYD engineer ANDY JACKSON. "Signal to Noise" is a fine, modern, progressive work, which draws on Andy Jackson's exemplary work as an engineer and producer. Besides being an allusion to Andy's sound engineering background, the title refers to many of the lyrical themes of the album. Andy explains; "The album reflects on the sorting of what is important in life from the humdrum of everyday existence, and is in itself an analogy for the process of the creation of the album".
Andy Jackson began his career at Utopia Studios in London, training under James Guthrie, a relationship that continues to this day with the duo being co-pilots of Pink Floyd's sound. Andy had success as a recording engineer at Utopia, including hits with Boomtown Rats "I Don't Like Mondays", before the call came from James Guthrie to follow him into the world of Pink Floyd, to work on the film of "The Wall", an offer he couldn't resist, having been a Floyd fan for many years. So started a relationship that continues to this day, (on albums such as "The Final Cut", "A Momentary Lapse of Reason", "The Division Bell", "Pulse", Roger Waters' "The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking", David Gilmour's "About Face", "On An Island", "Live in Gdansk"), resulting in two Grammy nominations for his work and Mix magazine's award for best live sound engineer for "Pulse" tour. He is also engineer and a co-producer of the soon-to-be-released Pink Floyd album, "The Endless River".Videos