Life Sentence Records
Life Sentence Records (XLSRX) was a Utah-based record label that focused on straight edge metalcore releases.
| Life Sentence Records | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1994 |
| Founder | Dan Gump |
| Genre | Metalcore |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location | Utah |
Discography
| Catalog Number | Year | Band | Release | Type | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LSR1 | 1994 | Excessive Force | Vengeance Is Mine | 7" | ||
| LSR2 | 1994 | Deadwait | Deadwait | 7" | ||
| LSR3 | 1995 | Excessive Force | In Your Blood | CD | ||
| LSR4 | 1995 | Torn Apart | Extermination | 7" | ||
| LSR5 | 1996 | Overcome | As the Curtain Falls | 7" | ||
| LSR6 | 1996 | Focal Point | Neglected EP | 7" | ||
| LSR7 | 1996 | Lifeless | Lifeless | 7" | ||
| LSR8 | 1996 | Clear | The Sickness Must End | 7"/CD | ||
| LSR9 | 1996 | Torn Apart | Nothing is Permanent... | CD | ||
| LSR10 | 1997 | Aftershock | Letters | CD | ||
| LSR11 | 1997 | Unconquered | You Say Moderation, I Scream Prohibition | CD | ||
| LSR12 | 1997 | Eighteen Visions | Lifeless | CD | ||
| LSR13 | 1997 | StateCraft | Until the Darkness is Gone | CD | ||
| LSR14 | Ookla the Mok | Bless Her Little Black Heart | CD | |||
| LSR15 | 1999 | Decontaminate | Cleanse and Burn | CD | ||
| LSR-- | 1999 | Absone / Decontaminate | Absone / Decontaminate | 7" | With XeyewitnessX Records | |
| LSR16 | Triphammer | Triphammer | CD | |||
| LSR17 | Grimlock | Crusades of Reality | CD | |||
| LSR18 | Proclamation | Let the Truth be Told | CD | |||
| LSR19 | 2002 | Wings of Scarlet//Tears Will Drown/With Dead Hands Rising | Words As Weapons | CD | ||
| LSR20 | 2002 | Automata | Through the Bandage Seeps a Whisper | CD | ||
| LSR21 | 2002 | It Dies Today | Forever Scorned | CD | ||
| LSR22 | 2003 | With Dead Hands Rising | Behind Inquisition | CD | ||
| LSR23 | 2003 | Various Artists | Mosh or Be Moshed | CD | ||
| LSR24 | 2003 | Nientara | Consequence (album) | CD | ||
| LSR25 | 2003 | Spearing Jocasta | The Cassandra Complex | CD | ||
| LSR26 | 2003 | Wings of Scarlet | Before the Great Collapse | CD | ||
| LSR27 | Grimlock | Crusher (album) | CD | |||
| LSR28 | 2004 | PN | The Art of Being 'We' | CD | ||
| LSR29 | 2004 | xDeathStarx | The Triumph | CD | ||
| LSR30 | 2005 | With Dead Hands Rising | The Horror Grows Near | CD | ||
| LSR31 | 2005 | Tears from the Sky | Power Symbol | CD | ||
| LSR32 | 2005 | Above this Fire | In Perspective | CD |
Featured Bands
- Aftershock
- Spearing Jocasta
- Clear
- Deadwait
- Decontaminate
- Eighteen Visions
- Excessive Force
- Focal Point
- Grimlock
- It Dies Today
- Lifeless
- Nientara
- Ookle The Mok
- Overcome
- Proclamination
- State Craft
- Tears from the Sky
- Torn Apart
- Triphammer
- Unconquered
- Wings of Scarlet
- Above This Fire
- PN
- Automata
- xDEATHSTARx
- Winds of Plague
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