Triple X Records

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Triple X Records
Active years 1985-2009
founder Charlie Brown, Peter Heur, Dean Naleway
Seat Los Angeles , USA
Sub-label Hollows Hill, Amsterdamned
Genre (s) Punk , hardcore punk , metal

Triple X Records was a music label from Los Angeles , USA that existed from 1985 to 2009 .

history

After the Greenworld Distribution label went bankrupt, the three former Greenworld employees Charlie Brown, Peter Heur and Dean Naleway founded the Triple X Records label in an office on Hollywood Boulevard in 1985 . The musical focus of the label was punk / hardcore and metal. The sub-label Hollows Hill was founded for publications in the Gothic / Industrial sectors, and the sub-label Amsterdamned for re-releases and licensing.

Discography (excerpt)

year tape title genre
1986 Rhino 39 Rhino 39 punk
1987 Jane's addiction Jane's addiction alternative
1988 Acrophet Corrupt Minds Thrash metal
1988 Adolescents Balboa Fun Zone Melodic Hardcore
1988 DI What Good Is Grief to a God? punk
1989 Bo Diddley Breakin 'Through The BS Rock'n'Roll
1989 Social distortion Mommy's Little Monster punk
1990 Jeff Dahl I kill me punk
1990 Tav Falco 's Panther Burns Return of the Blue Panther skirt
1990 Pigmy Love Circus live skirt
1991 Rigor Mortis vs. the Earth Thrash metal
1990 Peter and the Test Tube Babies The $ hit Factory punk
1991 Miracle Workers Roll Out The Red Carpet Psychedelic rock
1991 Tender Fury If Anger Were Soul, I'd Be James Brown Hard rock
1991 999 Live in LA 1991 punk
1991 The Vandals Fear of a Punk Planet punk
1992 The Gun Club In exile Post punk
1991 Lydia Lunch & Rowland S. Howard Shotgun Wedding alternative
1990 The Exploited The massacre punk
1993 New York Dolls Paris Le Trash Glam rock
1995 Angry Samoans True Documentary (VHS) Hardcore
2001 Gene Loves Jezebel Giving Up The Ghost Goth rock

Trivia

  • The company's founders Brown and Naleway are the background choir on the album Get Out Of My Way! to hear from Mojo Nixon .
  • The label's A&R manager was Bruce Duff, bassist for the Californian punk band ADZ.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Interview with Bruce Duff in Ox-Fanzine # 40. Retrieved April 5, 2015 .