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- Music, Music Feature May 31, 2012
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Keep on pressin'
The making of four local record labels, from jazz/improv experimenters to hardcore punk documenters, garage-scuzz heathens to electro/hip-hop cultivators
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Not Normal Tapes: hard to its (plastic) core
A man, a woman, and a mission to document the midwest's hardcore-punk scene
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HoZac nation
The zine-turned-label that spawned the Blackout Fest and a healthy catalog of rock 'n' roll, garage, and scuzz
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Improv/experimental label Peira packages the abstract
Forget turntables and a mike—how about three bass clarinets and a modular synthesizer?
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Chocolate Industries bridges
Miami to the midwestAn early education in IDM leads to a label that fuses hip-hop, rock, and soul
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Label founders speak for themselves: the rest
"Working behind the bar at a venue is ideal for discovering new music"
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Label founders speak for themselves: Dan Koretzky, Drag City
"When the semi rolled up on Erie to drop off the 2,000-pound shipment on the stoop of my third-floor walk-up, I had my work cut out for me."
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Label founders speak for themselves: Bettina Richards, Thrill Jockey
"It was 100 percent enthusiasm for the DIY and a healthy dose of blissful ignorance"
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Label founders speak for themselves: Matt Clark, Tic Tac Totally
"I sometimes feel like a split personality where one of me is a sadist and the other is a masochist"
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Label founders speak for themselves: Michael Frank, Earwig
"A label catalog must have at least two records—so if I wanted to make only one recording, I [was advised] not do it."
