I catch up with co-founders Harrison Colby and Joseph Peterson to find out how Gloss Records grew from a glorified placeholder to a bona fide, and rather busy, local label.
Showing posts with label The Delphines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Delphines. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
FEATURE: Milwaukee's Gloss Records Grows from a Whim
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Harrison Colby,
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Shepherd Express,
Tape,
The Delphines,
Thomas Michalski,
Voodoo Inspector
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
FEATURE: The Delphines Drop a Punchy Full-Length Debut
Long known for their tantalizingly brief EPs and singles, The Delphines finally take the plunge and release something more substantial (but, appropriately, still pretty short).
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Thomas Michalski,
Voodoo Inspector
Thursday, February 20, 2014
VIDEO: Live Music Show - Live on WMSE
Proudly presenting a killer collection of in-studio performances from Milwaukee's own WMSE FM, featuring some of the best in local music as well as a few surprises.
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Pop,
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Thomas Michalski,
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Voodoo Inspector,
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Friday, August 16, 2013
ALBUM REVIEW: The Delphines - Careless (Single)
With the popularity of the cassette as an affordably trendy way to release their own music, it was only a matter of time before its scrappy little cousin the cassingle made a comeback as well. Now local garage pop favorites the Delphines have embraced the quirky format, making their speedy, characteristically catchy new single, "Careless", available as a limited edition pink tape, out now on Milwaukee's own Organalog Records, in addition to the usual digital download.
The real reason to pick up the release in any form is the music which, as you may expect from the Delphines, goes by in a flash, its two tracks rushing by in less than five minutes altogether, but leaves a big impression in spite of its brevity. "Careless" is a stomping, snotty kiss off with a short but effective psychedelic breakdown, while the lovesick B-Side, "Strut", is a tad more vulnerable, but rocking nonetheless.
The recordings more than do the material justice, preserving their usual clean, crisp mix while emphasizing the low-end a little more than some of their previous releases. That, naturally, comes through best on analog, which is one reason to shell out a few bucks for the physical copy, another being the slick packaging and cover design, the Delphines having as good an eye as their ear. Cassingle or otherwise though, "Careless" deserves a listen.
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Rock n Roll,
Single,
The Delphines,
Thomas Michalski,
Voodoo Inspector
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
FEATURE: Milwaukee Embraces The Delphines
There're plenty of good reasons for it, but nevertheless Milwaukee really seems to love the Delphines these days, and what's more, the feeling is mutual.
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Threadpull Records
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