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Program Records

https://programrecords.com/press-release/

 

< Modern Vinyl Record Pressing Comes to Melbourne

Program Records is pleased to announce plans to open Australia’s first modern vinyl pressing plant in over 30 years.

The company will focus on supporting the local music scene backed by a data driven and highly efficient production facility.

The purpose built factory will install state of the art WarmTone presses made by Viryltech in Toronto, along with a new plating / stamper making system + experienced mastering and lacquer cutting.

Program Records Steve Lynch said, “We want to make great records, support the Australian music scene and have fun along the way.”

Opening planned for 2020

Follow socials for updates

press@programrecords.com >

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Available from Northside Records Fitzroy

http://www.northsiderecords.com.au/

PAT JAFFE

“Eldorado”
(Patjaffe) LP $35


Fitzroy local, Pat Jaffe, has just released his debut album Eldorado, recorded at Masterkey Studios, Reykjavík in January. Pat’s compositions, which sit halfway in-between jazz and chamber music, are mainly for solo piano, although two tracks feature the stunning Icelandic ensemble, Siggi String Quartet. Fresh from being pressed at Program Records in Thornbury this week, this extremely limited run of 100 copies also showcases beautiful photography by Krystal Neumann, taken at Falls Creek.  “His music blends elements of jazz, modern classical, and minimalist pianism, falling somewhere between Brad Mehldau and Australian neo-classical pianist Luke Howard. There’s something in these woven melodies and their relaxed timing that calms the soul when peace is needed most.” - Headphone Commute (UK) >
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1 hour ago, Ian McP said:

Program Records

https://programrecords.com/press-release/

 

< Modern Vinyl Record Pressing Comes to Melbourne

Program Records is pleased to announce plans to open Australia’s first modern vinyl pressing plant in over 30 years.

The company will focus on supporting the local music scene backed by a data driven and highly efficient production facility.

The purpose built factory will install state of the art WarmTone presses made by Viryltech in Toronto, along with a new plating / stamper making system + experienced mastering and lacquer cutting.

Program Records Steve Lynch said, “We want to make great records, support the Australian music scene and have fun along the way.”

Opening planned for 2020

Follow socials for updates

press@programrecords.com >

Discovered this was reported on stereonet a few years back however there seems to be more happening in 2020.

 

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6 minutes ago, audiofeline said:

Let's hope they understand the words "quality control", if they do they could be in global demand.

Looks like they have some serious new equipment, Warm Tone vinyl press and a mint Neumann lathe

 

https://www.viryltech.com/warmtone

 

https://programrecords.com/faqs/

 

< Q: What size orders will you be taking?

A: We can handle any order, big or small.
Initially we will offer 12” in 140 gram and 180 gram and 7″ vinyl.

Q: What is special about the record presses you’re using?

A: The new Viryltech WarmTone is a modern automatic press using the first ever integrated machine software for the record pressing industry. ADAPT control software provides powerful insight on machine performance and allows Program Records to provide consistent high quality and a fast turn around time.

WarmTone provides the fastest cycle time in the world, less waste, no manual intervention, modern reliability and real time business analytics.

Q: Where will you be located?

A: We are setting up in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. Have a peek at our Instagram for updates on the build! Once open we’ll be hosting events and launches at the plant. >

 
< Q: Do you offer cutting and plating?

A: We will be plating in house with brand new equipment and cutting on a mint Neumann lathe. >

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3 hours ago, candyflip said:

They're running out of time....

 

No, they are up and running I believe. 

 

10 hours ago, Ian McP said:

Available from Northside Records Fitzroy

http://www.northsiderecords.com.au/

PAT JAFFE

“Eldorado”
(Patjaffe) LP $35


Fitzroy local, Pat Jaffe, has just released his debut album Eldorado, recorded at Masterkey Studios, Reykjavík in January. Pat’s compositions, which sit halfway in-between jazz and chamber music, are mainly for solo piano, although two tracks feature the stunning Icelandic ensemble, Siggi String Quartet. Fresh from being pressed at Program Records in Thornbury this week, this extremely limited run of 100 copies also showcases beautiful photography by Krystal Neumann, taken at Falls Creek.  “His music blends elements of jazz, modern classical, and minimalist pianism, falling somewhere between Brad Mehldau and Australian neo-classical pianist Luke Howard. There’s something in these woven melodies and their relaxed timing that calms the soul when peace is needed most.” - Headphone Commute (UK) >

 

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One of TISM's new releases will be pure silence, hope you get a good pressing!

ttps://www.theage.com.au/culture/music/vinyl-revolution-400-000-later-australia-s-first-new-press-in-30-years-is-here-20210211-p571l8.html 

< Steve Lynch looks harried. TISM LPs have been flying out of his enormous mechanical baby >

 

https://www.theage.com.au/culture/music/after-20-years-rock-pranksters-tism-are-back-reissuing-cult-hits-20201207-p56ld2.html

< Memories of TISM are now timely because the group, which called it a day in 2004 after 20 years of sheeting it to anyone who ever went near an art school, have resurfaced. The band have announced a “reissue campaign”, which naturally commenced with the release of two new records: the live album On Behalf of TISM I Would Like to Concede That We Have Lost the Election, a recording of their final live performance at the Earthcore Festival in November 2004, and on vinyl The TISM Deluxe Omni Album, which contains nothing but silence and an unspoken invitation for critics to launch their best conceptual reviews. >

 

 

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39 minutes ago, Candyflip said:

What happened to these guys?

 

https://programrecords.com/

 

 

https://www.discogs.com/label/1946664-Program-Records-4

 

Quite a few releases including The National and The XX.

 

Has anyone bought any of their pressings?   Quality of pressing and masters used would be nice to know.

 

 

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