Little Label Of The Week

1. In The Red Records

   Posted 26th Jan 2010 in Labels, In The Red Records, Little Label Of The Week
   

   Allegedly hip, defiantly niche and bordering on prolific with 189 official releases; this music business super feather weight has become infamous for its particular blend of blown out garage and contemporary leftfield artists. Steve Rose rips off The Guardian, possibly on methadrone, and chats to Larry Hardy of In The Red Records. Read on »

2. The Young and Lost Club

   By Emilie Joy // Posted 18th Jan 2010 in Labels, Young and Lost Club, Little Label Of The Week
   

   To us boarding school seems like a place for cold showers, miserable matrons and something called 'prep'. It's Enid Blyton or boy wizards. Not so for Nadia Dahlawi and Sara Jade, otherwise known as The Young and Lost Club. Read on »

3. Just For The Hell of It

   Posted 09th Dec 2009 in Labels, Just For The Hell of it Records, Little Label Of The Week
   

   Doing nothing to reverse the stereotype that everybody in Portland is in a band, has as at least one side-project and a label or some kind of boutique clothing line is Hendrik DeHerder, the man running Just for The Hell of It Records. 'Yeah I also play in the band Little Claw and have toured/ recorded with the band Tyvek he admits. 'But I'm originally from Detroit....' Read on »

4. Kanine Records

   By Emilie Joy // Posted 24th Nov 2009 in Labels, Kanine Records, Little Label Of The Week
   

   "First it's based on a love of the music, yes. If we hit it off we date some more and if get serious we get into a relationship". Emilie Joy talks band crushes, the Cake Shop and Brookyn Lager with Kanine Records. Read on »

5. Make Mine

   Posted 11th Nov 2009 in Labels, The Books, Little Label Of The Week
   

   'I guess Make Mine was born out of stubbornness, old dreams and an obsession with trying to spread the word on new artists regardless if anyone wants to listen' Neu talks to Manish Arorar about not following the crowd Read on »