Posts tagged with “Orange Milk Records”
January 9, 2016
#1 – 1.4.2016 – Denver based hyper-realist David Winkler, aka julien — who appeared on the recent Wasabi Tapes comp we mentioned in last week’s review — shared a brisk but vibrant preview mini-mix for his upcoming cassette with Orange Milk. It’s the first I’ve…
January 8, 2016
In a year filled with over-hyped rhetoric, it feels a little surreal to try and parcel up my take on the experience. Honestly though, I may have felt similarly last year, if the title of my year end posts signals anything. America’s long-winded election is in full-swing… a year+ long leer…
November 9, 2015
Though Orange Milk co-proprietor Seth Graham’s ongoing audio experiments have previously made extensive use of chopped vocal minutia, particularly choral samples, his sounds have never seemed more fully formed or more implicitly dubious of the Almighty than on his latest — No. 00 in Clean…
August 15, 2015
It looks like we’re exactly a month late with this tidbit, but I can’t help but start this week’s review with the Public Domain Review’s incredible exploration of imagined instruments: “Cat Pianos, Sound-Houses, and Other Imaginary Musical Instruments,” penned by…
May 15, 2015
When played loudly enough, My Mind Beats Vol. 1 is one of the most truly psychedelic cassettes I’ve heard recently. Though producer DJ Fultono makes footwork with a minimalist’s palette of loops and shifting tones, it’s the gradual cycling of rhythms that risks upending your sense…
April 27, 2015
Please say hello to the first installment of Decoder’s new in-house podcast, an audio companion to the website scheduled to appear every other month (courtesy of our producer David Perron from the FFFoxy Podcast. For our first episode, the site editors introduce themselves while contending with…
March 16, 2015
It would be a supreme mischaracterization to say that Orange Milk Records is “just now” hitting its stride or to presume any kind of recent epiphany on the parts of proprietors Keith Rankin and Seth Graham, but it would definitely be fair to speculate that their upcoming tapes may be their…
December 11, 2014
Orange Milk Records, 11/18/2014
Endless Conjecture is the newest from Toronto’s prolific young composer and solo multi-tracker Nick Storring. Like a collection of fabricated field recordings from an imagined dimension, this is a safari of many layers, textures, and moods. Buzzes, cricks, moans, it…
November 14, 2014
The ever-prolific Larry Wish dropped another sprawling synth odyssey upon us, this time as part of the new Orange Milk Split Series. The series is designed to, as the label puts it, “highlight four artists from different regions independently focusing on similar, culturally connected musical strains.”…
May 15, 2014
The future of botany is beyond vegetation. Seeds will begin to form a cloud around them and just drop nuggets as beautiful as flowers and fruits ready to burst with juice. This isn’t a myth. Even less so, as demonstrated by the new Pajjama cassette Karakasa (now available from Orange Milk Records),…
May 12, 2014
There’s no doubting that Noumenal Loom has presented an interesting range of sounds from different experimental artists since commencing operations in mid 2013; two impressive seasonal batches and an expanding series of one-offs, most recently featuring Japanese experimental footwork producer…
February 1, 2014
Thanks to a few technical issues earlier this month, we started the year a good deal later than anticipated and spent most of it tending to our 2013 year end coverage, which has since appeared and been digested. This is an abbreviated view of things we abortively attempted to attend to in between holiday…
October 24, 2013
I’m sitting in an upscale coffee shop that once employed me, albeit only for a week, listening to some of the most frantic music I’ve ever let myself indulge in, a bit of duo virtuosity going by the, may I say it, stomach-turning moniker Cream Juice. When I write about albums I like to have…
