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Syrup Moose Records

Words: Loren • June 5, 2024

Syrup Moose Records
Syrup Moose Records

Syrup Moose Records

Do you have a preferred color of vinyl pressing or, for that matter, cassettes?

We've only really done black vinyl so far, but I would love to do (and have some pre-orders up for) various colourful vinyl. I like to try and make everything we release as eye-catching as possible, while also remembering that I'm a very small label with extremely limited funds available. Colours that pop, swirling designs, whatever else. I'd love to do a pressing of those liquid-filled vinyl I keep seeing, and there are some "rose gold" cassettes I've got my eye on, but we'll have to see how things shake out. I think that, regardless of colour, I just want to give someone something that they're excited to receive but also excited to keep and display and add to their collection.

Loren • June 5, 2024

Syrup Moose Records
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