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| » Equal Vision | | From a start in the early '90s releasing Krishna hardcore bands, Equal
Vision Records is now known for their hardcore, indie and screamo bands.
The label's Director of Publicity Francesca Caldara gives us the inside
information on how they do it and how working in the music industry can
make you hate music. |
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| » Metropolis Records | | For nearly fifteen years, Metropolis Records has been releasing albums that you couldn't find elsewhere in the States. With a business style a little different than other record labels, Metropolis founder, president and owner Dave Heckman gives us the inside story. |
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| » Science Records | | SoCal label Science Records opened up shop just about one year ago and life sure is good, says Ryan Whalley, one of the label's managers. "All of our artists are successful if we're able to put their release out, get them on the road, and put that record into music listeners hands. We've had just about all of our artists on the Warped Tour, have also had them out with bands like Avenged Sevenfold, Silverstein, Saosin, Radio Rebellion Tour, Story Of The Year, Taste Of Chaos and Megadeth to name a few. We're very fortunate for the success we've had with all of our artists." |
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| » Poison Tree | | Short, simple and to the point: "We don't work with assholes," says Poison Tree Records owner Matt Sells. Formed just over a year over, PlugInMusic.com spotlights Poison Tree Records on how they got going and how they keep things rocking. |
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| » Suburban Noize | | Over a decade ago, Kottonmouth Kings’ Brad X, aka Daddy X, founded Suburban Noize Records for the band’s first album. Today, the label encompasses a variety of genres – from rock to hip hop – and produces more than just music. PlugInMusic.com spotlights Suburban Noize as our October label feature. |
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| » Sub Pop | | Considered "the" independent music label, Sub Pop defined the '90s and they're still working hard to release music. General manager Chris Jacobs talks with PlugInMusic.com and offers some insight into the label, including Sub Pop's decision to go green. |
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| » Heavy Artillery | | Think metal is dead? Think again. Dave from the newly formed Heavy Artillery talks to PlugInMusic.com about the today's metal scene, what is coming up next for the young label and how the label's financed by selling crack in local school yards. He's joking. (We think.) |
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| » Corporate Punishment | | Corporate Punishment's president, Thom Hazaert gives an in-depth look at the record label. Hazaert explains how Corporate Punishment began as an idea between some friends and is now regularly releasing hard rock and metal music. |
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| » Dischord Records | | While other record labels are trying to take over the world, Dischord Records has been making an impact on the music scene and industry for nearly fifteen years. Dischord's Alec Bourgeois talks to PlugInMusic.com about the label's past and how it fits in to today's borderless Internet age. |
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