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American metal, hardcore/punk and experimental label founded by Matthew F. Jacobson. Styles include death metal, grindcore, metalcore, sludg...
Retro originally was intended to re-release old ruffneck & ruffex tunes.After the 3rd release Cardiac decided not to continue this project b...
Dance music event promoter from Northumberland, England started by Paul Ludford in 1989. Originally had club events in the North of England...
Sublabel for exclusive Ruffneck (vinyl) releases. Ruffneck anomalies is a special sublabel of Ruffneck. The music on this label for some rea...
Sound Of The Bomb Records , Italian trance/hardcore label. Marketed by DIG IT International -ITALY- For a certain time it used a logo which...
Screwdriver is a division of Evolution Records from Scotland and was created through demand during the height of the Scottish dance music sc...
Italian Hardcore/Gabber label. Started in 1997 and was owned by MC Rage. Label had been inactive since 2004. In late 2010 it returns with th...
Germany "Super Special Corp." (also known as "SS Records") was founded in October 1992 by Marc Trauner (Marc Acardipane), Thorsten Lambart (...
Sublabel from Rige entertainment - The Netherlands. Releases Dark Hardcore Sounds. This Is Terror.
Monthly subsciption by ultimatehousemerchandise where you recieve a box. This box contains a vinyl that features a combination of new and ol...
Italian label specialized in hardcore with some dark influence. At the first 8 releases, the word TRSE counts as Traxtorm Records Special Ed...
Another sublabel of ID&T which was used to release just two vinyls.
Portland, Oregon Based netlabel run by Ayane Fukumi , the first release being on May 13th, 2014, her 18th birthday
Italian sublabel of Self Distribuzione focused on compilations of tracks from the "golden era" of Italian disco-club scene.
