Bar/None Records
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Bar/None Records is an independent record label based out of Hoboken, New Jersey.
The label was founded by Tom Prendergast in early 1986 as a logical progression from Pier Records, an indie record store in Hoboken. The first release on the label was by Rage To Live, whose leader, Glenn Morrow, quickly became a partner in the label.
Bar/None's most notable signing may be They Might Be Giants (Bar/None released all their albums until 1991, when the band moved to Elektra Records). Other current and former artists and albums include :
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- American Song-Poem Anthology
- Architecture in Helsinki
- Eszter Balint
- Otis Ball
- Luka Bloom
- Adrian Borland
- Birdie Busch
- The Burnside Project
- Vinicius Cantuaria
- Alex Chilton
- Chocolate U.S.A.
- Edwyn Collins
- The Songs Of Elvis Costello
- Diego Cortez
- Evan Dando
- Brian Dewan
- Divine Comedy
- Disco Inferno
- Dj Spooky
- Drink Me
- Bill Drummond
- The Embarrassment
- Esquivel
- The Glands
- Glass Eye
- Greenhouse 27
- Petra Haden
- Harvest Ministers
- Juliana Hatfield
- Richard Hawley
- Health & Happiness Show
- Hem
- Instant Living
- Jenifer Jackson
- Kate Jacobs
- Mason Jennings
- Freedy Johnston
- Joy Zipper
- The Langley Schools Music Project
- Arto Lindsay
- Lonesome Val
- Lotus Lounge
- Lullaby for the Working Class
- Mad Happy
- Hannah Marcus
- Chris Mars
- Mary Lee's Corvette
- Mayday
- Kathy Mccarty
- Mendoza Line
- Mensclub
- Miracle Room
- Mono Puff
- Country Dick Montana
- Mosquitos
- Mundo Civilizado
- Noon Chill
- Of Montreal
- Oppenheimer
- Puffy AmiYumi
- The Sharp Things
- Shirk Circus
- The Slip
- The Subtle Body
- They Might Be Giants
- Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players
- Trembling Blue Stars
- Tonic
- Why Compare
- Yo La Tengo
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