Dayglo Fishermen - Gallery - Artlite Studios 1990 to 1994


Peter and Richard relax in the recreation area of Artlite Studios after the successful completion of the 'Big Spoon' album.	Richard rehearses with the eminent Scottish artist, J. Lorne Inglis, a guest musician on the 'The Dayglo Fishermen' album.

Peter and Richard during the recording of the 'What The Hell' album.

Richard and Eamonn Jam.

The recording of the early Dayglo Fishermen albums was a frenetic, unrehearsed and highly unorganised process. Because of this the band created a highly original style, the essence of which survives to this day in the band's current creations.

Eamonn and Dave make their contributions.	Peter Carmichael perfects his moves.

The layout of the equipment in Artlite Studios. It was one of the most sophisticated studios in Hexham, Northumberland, and quickly became famous amongst local musicians. During breaks from writing and recording Dayglo Fishermen songs, Peter would occasionally allow some of those other musicians into the studio to record. When the studio closed in late 1994 there was great sadness.

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