Burnt Toast Vinyl
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Burnt Toast Vinyl is an independent record label based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
History
Burnt Toast Vinyl was founded by a Drexel University student who had initially been involved with concert promotion at the school.[1] The label has released full albums from several prominent Philadelphia indie musicians, as well as releasing or re-releasing material on vinyl from artists on the Tooth & Nail roster. Many of the label's CD releases feature elaborate cardboard packaging.
Several of Burnt Toast's post rock and experimental groups attracted notice from magazines such as Dusted[2] and Prefix.[3] Among the label's best-known releases are those by Denison Witmer,[4][5][6] Unwed Sailor,[7][8][9][10] and Saxon Shore.[11][12]
Artists who have released material on Burnt Toast Vinyl
- All American Radio
- Aspera
- The Blamed
- Bosque Brown
- Byul.org
- Circle of Birds
- Early Day Miners
- Efterklang
- Emperor X
- Ester Drang
- Explosions in the Sky
- Farquar Muckenfuss
- Foxhole
- The Huntingtons
- In a Lonely Place
- Isolation Years
- Jetenderpaul
- June Panic
- Damien Jurado
- The Magic Lantern
- mewithoutYou
- Mount Eerie
- Movies With Heroes
- Octane Blue
- The Operation (formerly Sans Culottes)
- Don Peris (of The Innocence Mission)
- Psalters
- Questions in Dialect
- Ran Away to Sea
- Reels of White Softly Flow
- Saxon Shore
- Scientific
- The Six Parts Seven
- Somerset
- Soporus
- Starflyer 59
- Sufjan Stevens
- The Trouble with Sweeney
- Unwed Sailor
- Denison Witmer
- Woven Hand
- Yndi Halda
- Yume Bitsu
See also
References
- ↑ Interview with the founder of Burnt Toast Vinyl. Decapolis.
- ↑ Burnt Toast Vinyl profile, Dusted
- ↑ Burnt Toast Vinyl profile. Prefix Magazine.
- ↑ Review of Of Joy and Sorrow. Exclaim! Canada, December 2001.
- ↑ Review of Of Joy and Sorrow, Allmusic
- ↑ Review of Philadelphia Songs. Ink 19.
- ↑ Review of Little Wars, Pop Matters, April 14, 2008.
- ↑ Review of Little Wars. XLR8R, May 14, 2008.
- ↑ Review of The Marionette and the Music Box. Dusted.
- ↑ Review of The Marionette and the Music Box, Pitchfork Media, August 28, 2003.
- ↑ Review of The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore. Pop Matters, March 16, 2006.
- ↑ Review of The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore, Allmusic
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