Why did you start a label?
I started Love Torture Records while I was doing a 3 year stay in the very beautiful, but very boring state of Nebraska. I started the label as a way for me to release my own material and ever-growing roster of projects, as well as meet like-minded artists and lovers [...]

Why did you start a label?
I started Workerbee Records (under a different name) back in 2000, because it felt like I was hyping up all these bands around me, just as much (if not more) than my own music. So I decided to do the first Low Fidelity Living. Consisting nearly entirely of the bands [...]

Why did you start a label?
in the very beggining i started UNREAD to send out demos for a friends band
who had recorded a record, but accidentally put the wrong contact info in
with thier press packets. they were really great. they didnt seem to care they
messed up this one simple detail. i tried to get them [...]

Why did you start a label?
Bet with David Geffen.
Why do you keep doing it?
Long-standing grudge against David Geffen.
Name 5 bands you’d love to release.
Neil Young doing a Mirror Ball-type thing with the Dead C
the Clean with loop pedals
Superchunk’s harsh noise side project
Mark E. Smith comedy
the Black Widows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItKTxLpipk0
Do you accept demos, if so [...]

Why did you start a label?
to make and spread some noise, put out experimental & noise music made by bands from spain, though now we release bands from over the world…
Why do you keep doing it?
cause there’s still some noise waiting to be listened to
Name 5 bands you’d love to release.
mmmm, [...]

Why did you start a label?
i started this “so called” label just to spread music i like
Why do you keep doing it?
i’m not bored of doing this yet
Name 5 bands you’d love to release.
his means my favourite bands? (guided by voices,sonic youth,my bloody valentine,einsturzende neubauten,the [...]

Why did you start a label?
It started out as kind of a joke. I put out a demo in 2001 called “The Rise and Fall of Ferocious Hamster” which was based on a song of the same title. I wrote Hello Ferocious at the bottom for some reason and it kind of stuck with me. [...]