List of Bands Released
- Alterboys
- Angel'in Heavy Syrup
- Animal Things
- Any Three Initials
- Arkansaw Man
- Arsenal
- Bay Of Pigs
- The Bedlam Rovers
- Caroliner
- Chrome
- Club Foot Orchestra
- Code Of Honor
- Controlled Bleeding
- Dead Kennedys
- Factrix
- Flipper
- Fried Abortions
- Frightwig
- Helios Creed
- Housecoat Project
- Inflatable Boy Clams
- The Jars
- Jr. Chemists
- The Leather Nun
- Les Seldoms
- The Lewd
- The Longshoremen
- Bruce Lose
- Low Flying Aircraft
- Minimal Man
- The Muskrats
- Naked City
- Negative Trend
- Nervous Gender
- No Alternative
- Penelope Houston
- Polkacide
- Pop-O-Pies
- Pre-Fix
- Psyclones
- Research Library
- Sick Pleasure
- Society Dog
- Tom Tadlock
- The Terminators Of Endearment
- The Tools
- Ultrasheen
- UNS
- VKTMS
- The Wannabe Texans
- Stefan Weisser
- Wilma
- Witch Trials
- Woundz
- Kathleen Yearwood
- Z'ev
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