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Deadset Music
(Clicks: 9; Comments: 0; Added: 09-25-2023)
Deadset Music is an Australian based online mailorder store. We stock mainly Punk, Oi! and streetpunk although you will also find bits and pieces of ska, rockabilly, hardcore and the like.
CD Baby (Clicks: 12; Comments: 0; Added: 09-25-2023)
CD Baby is a little online record store that sells CDs by independent musicians. [In•de•pen•dent: (adj.) Not having sold one's life, career, and creative works over to a corporation.] We're just a few people (details here) in a cool Portland, Oregon, CD warehouse that looks like a playground. We listen to every CD we sell before we sell it, so we can help you find other albums you'll like. We only sell CDs that come directly from the musicians. No distributors. Musicians send us CDs. We warehouse them, sell them to you, and pay the musicians directly. Cool thing: in a regular record deal or distribution deal, musicians only make $1-$2 per CD, if they ever get paid by their label. When selling through CD Baby, musicians make $6-$12 per CD, and get paid weekly. In business, and thriving, since March 1998. We're the largest seller of independent CDs on the web.
Copasetic Mailorder (Clicks: 10; Comments: 0; Added: 09-25-2023)
copasetic mailorder a mailorder by collectors for collectors we range from vintage ska/reggae vinyl to soul, mod/powerpop, dashes of garage and young, lesser known bands we like of this genres. so if you are in a band or run a small label and want to get your records in our list - contact us. since early 2006 we joined forces with hamburg based championship records - click their button on the left menu to find new and 2nd hand rock'n'roll, psychobilly, rockabilly, surf, punk and independent stuff
Alternative Tentacles (Clicks: 31; Comments: 0; Added: 09-25-2023)
Alternative Tentacles Records was established in June of 1979 and is most likely the longest lasting (and still active) underground record labels around. Although it is perceived by many as a "punk" label, having released records by Dead Kennedys and others, it is actually best known for its impact on the world of underground culture. In the early years the label gained international attention by introducing the world to artists such as : Dead Kennedys, Butthole Surfers, D.O.A., 7 Seconds, Winston Smith, NoMeansNo, Neurosis and Voice Farm. The label has continued to remain vital in its lengthy history by refusing to adhere to a formula for an easily identifiable 'Alternative Tentacles Sound.' Rather, the label has released many political spoken word releases; as well as releasing: Brazilian hardcore, bent pop, faux-country, and assorted rock & roll. Of late, the label is also known for its "Re-Issues Of Necessity Series". The label is also well known due to its outspoken provocateur owner, talent scout and recording artist, Jello Biafra. Many may recall his run for mayor of San Francisco in 1979 at the age of 21; as well as his trial for "distributing harmful matter" - which stemmed from including an H.R. Giger poster in a Dead Kennedy's album; to his 2000 nomination as Green party candidate for President of the United States. Since the parting of Dead Kennedys, Jello has released 7 spoken word releases as well as collaborating with other musicians and bands such as DOA, Nomeansno, Mojo Nixon, and stand-alone projects like Tumor Circus (with Steelpole Bathtub), No WTO Combo (with Krist Novoselic), Lard (with Al Jourgensen), and his latest project, Jello Biafra With The Melvins! Alternative Tentacles Records employs four people in Emeryville , California. (The label has always been based in San Francisco, but in October 2002 the label moved here.) The company is a sole proprietorship owned by Jello Biafra. Aside from being a label, it is also a mailorder company selling its own wares, as well as a ton of underground t-shirts, books, dvds, music, and other merchandise
SmartPunk.com - Punk, Emo, Metal, Indie music store. (Clicks: 17; Comments: 0; Added: 09-25-2023)
place to buy punk, emo, metal and indie band music and merchandise
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