Sacred Bones Records
| Sacred Bones Records | |
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| Founder | Caleb Braaten |
| Genre | Noise music, experimental, electropunk, post-punk, psychedelic rock, alternative rock, industrial music, synthpop |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location | Brooklyn, NY |
| Official website | Sacred Bones Records |
Sacred Bones Records is an independent record label founded in 2007, based in Brooklyn, NY.[1] The label has released recordings from artists including Zola Jesus, David Lynch, Crystal Stilts, The Men, Psychic Ills, Moon Duo and Cult of Youth. In 2011, the label was described by British music magazine The Wire as "one of the best American labels in recent years."[2]
In 2011, Billboard Magazine listed Sacred Bones among the 50 best indie labels in America.[3]
Label roster
- Amen Dunes
- Blanck Mass
- Blank Dogs
- The Bitters
- Case Studies
- Children's Hospital
- Crystal Stilts
- Cult of Youth
- Daily Void
- David Lynch
- Dead Luke
- Destruction Unit
- Effi Briest
- Factums
- Föllakzoid
- The Fresh & Onlys
- Gary War
- Jenny Hval
- John Carpenter
- His Electro Blue Voice
- Human Eye
- The Holydrug Couple
- Hunchback
- The Hunt
- Led Er Est
- Lust for Youth
- Marissa Nadler
- Max Elliott
- Medication
- The Men
- Moon Duo
- Naked on the Vague
- Nerve City
- Nice Face
- Pharmakon
- The Pink Noise
- Pop. 1280
- Prolife
- Psychic Ills
- The Rebel
- Religious Knives
- Slug Guts
- Spirit Photography
- Timmy's Organism
- Vermillion Sands
- Woods
- Vår
- Wymond Miles
- Zola Jesus
Selected reissues
- 13th Chime
- Carl Simmons
- Cultural Decay
- David Lynch: Eraserhead Original Soundtrack Recording
- Trop Tard
- UV PØP
- Various Artists: Killed by Deathrock, Vol. 1 compilation
- Vex
See also
References
- ↑ Beta, Andy (Jul 1, 2009). "The Sacred Bones Label Finds Shades of Dark". The Village Voice. Retrieved Jul 1, 2009.
- ↑ Masters, Marc (August 2011). "Soundcheck A-Z (The Men/Human Eye review)". The Wire (UK) (330).
- ↑ Pelly, Jenn. "The 50 Best Indie Labels in America". Billboard. Billboard. Retrieved 11 August 2011.
External links
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