Orange

"But for all its retro-gazing reference points, Orange is ultimately a portrait of Presley's present. He ditches his usual parade of pink gorillas, lizards, and sticky fruitmen to deliver straight-from-the-heart dispatches from his road to recovery, cast against a lived-in backdrop of San Fran scenery (...) Presley spent several years believing that his relationship with music had lost its spark. But Orange sets that passion alight once again-and even when it descends into self-loathing, every tune still feels like a love song".

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"While the production still has bite and the danger of unpredictable straight-to-tape recording, the songcraft is completely in focus. It's where the long-germinating seeds of White Fence's psychedelic excellence finally bloom into their full glory, and these songs are among the best the group has ever put to tape".

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