What's Your Rupture?
What's Your Rupture? is a New York-based independent record label, that specializes in small-run vinyl releases.[1] The label gained recognition in 2005 with the release of Love Is All's Nine Times That Same Song, and a 12" release of Giddy Stratospheres from The Long Blondes. The Love Is All record was subsequently released in the UK by Parlophone under the What's Your Rupture? imprint.
Notable recording artists
- Love Is All
- The Long Blondes
- Comet Gain
- Think About Life
- Fucked Up
- Iceage
- Parquet Courts
- Royal Headache
- Bodega
gollark: It's just heavy metal but they say vaguely god-y/Christian things.
gollark: I see.
gollark: That sounds intensely annoying.
gollark: Not all traditions repeat like that. I think some end up fading based on longer-term cultural trends or technological stuff.
gollark: It's an evolutionary system. Randomness happens.
References
- Ruttenberg, Jay (February 13, 2008). "Singles going steady". Time Out New York. Retrieved 2008-02-18.
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