Radium 226.05

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Radium 226.05 originally started as an art gallery in Gothenburg, Sweden. It later expanded into a record label for experimental music and pop music, a magazine and an organizer of a filmfestival, screenings and exhibitions.

The Radium 226.05 record label was formed as an independent label in 1983 by artists and composers Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Ulrich Hillebrand and Erik Pauser. It was managed by the same people until it was sold to MNW in 1993.

1 Artists
2 Trivia
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Artists

Leif Elggren
Union Carbide Productions
The Stonefunkers
Blue For Two
Freddie Wadling
Psycothic Youth
Sator/Sator Codex
Lucky People Center
Raoul Luft
Carl Michael von Hausswolff
Ashtray Cocktail
Phauss
Sten Hanson
Texas Instruments
Cortex
Marie and the Wildwood Flowers
Ocal Waltz
Excellent Accident
Martin Rössel
Per OC Svensson
Black Snakes
Bilting/Karkowski
Rune Lindblad
Stefan Falk
The Too Much Too Soon Orchestra
Stillborn
P.I.T.T.
Mental Hackers
Carl-Axel Hall
The Mobile Whorehouse
Twice a Man
Master Fatman

[edit] Trivia

Ulrich Hillebrand met with author William S. Burroughs and was inspired by his idea about the effect of non-existence. Thus, Hillebrand decided not to release any record number 023 on the label.