PAST BANDS

Here’s a few lines about bands that we have worked with in the past:

DIPSOMANIACS are from Trondheim, Norway. We released “Reverb No Hollowness” and “Braid of Knees”. They used to define themselves as “catchy Beatle-infected pop music”, but seem to have gotten more psychedelic over the years.

FIRESIDE from Stockholm released one of the greatest albums of all time, titled “Uomini d’Onore”. We no longer work together with Startracks (who used to distribute Motorpsycho for us in Sweden) so the band are now licensed to V2. You can still get their back catalog from our mailorder, though.

GORE SLUT are from Belgium and are one of the many bands of the musical genius Rudy Trouvé (dEUS, Dead Man Ray, etc. etc.). No idea whether they still exist. Rudy releases all of his music on his own label “Heaven Hotel” now.

LOCUST FUDGE is the brainchild of two talented german musicians, Krite (of Sharon Stoned fame) and Schneider (Hip Young Things and Schneider™). We never actually signed them, we just licensed one remix EP from their label, Glitterhouse Records. They haven’t released anything in many years, hopefully that’ll change!

MUSTANG FORD were also from Germany. We were convinced that they were going to be huge. We were wrong. Live and learn. They have since moved on, moved out, moved away, had babies, etc. etc.

PRIME SINISTER was Jeannette of Stickman’s old band when she still lived in southern Germany. Together for many years, the band broke up as most rocky marriages do.

REIZIGER from Belgium is considered one of the more important bands from the post-hardcore / emocore era. We managed to sign them right in time for the release of their last album. Several members already felt like they had enough of rock-n-roll and wanted to concentrate on other things. Singer and guitar player Geert is still at it though, with his new band “Confuse the Cat”.

SLUT were so young when we signed them that their drummer had to get permission from his parents to sign the contract! We released their first two albums and an EP before they moved on to the majors to become pop stars.
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