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Justin Broadrick has done more than just Godflesh and his many side projects. Through the years, he's been a part of 4 record labels. Unfortunately, not much is known about these labels and any help would be greatly appreciated. If you have any information not listed here, please let me know. Thanks, and enjoy!
1984/5-???|
Releases: |
Final:
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Many recordings | ???:
| ??? | | |||
Most of the information known about this is taken from an
Article/Interview w/ Justin from 1985. At
that point, he was only about 16 years old, but had begun work on the
Final project.
Post-Mortem was the original name for the label. The releases were all
on tape format, and were likely of questionable quality. It seems that Justin
released quite a few Final tapes. The other known
bands include:
Ashenden, Con-Dom,
Crusade Mesh, D-Mag 52
Deadpulp, Family Patrol Group,
Fern, The Grey Wolves,
Last Exit, Mindless Scum,
and Unkommuniti.
Later Justin changed the name to Uprising Produktions, which apparently
didn't last all too long. He changed it back to Post-Mortem Productions and
that is where the info ends...
1991-1995|
Releases:
|
Cat #: |
Skullflower:
| IIIrd Gatekeeper
| HD01 |
Sweet Tooth:
| Crash Live
| HD02 | . |
Notable
PDCD Releases
| . |
Various Artists:
| Mortar
| PP104 |
Cable Regime:
| Life in the House of the Enemy
| PP108 |
Cable Regime:
| Assimilate & Destroy
| PP110
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In the early 1990s, Justin created a new label, titled after the Godflesh song from Streetcleaner, hEADdIRT. The info about this label gets a little fuzzy (at least to me), as it had something to do w/ the label PDCD (Pure Dope Can't Damage).
hEADdIRT was originally set to put out Life is Easy by Fall of Because, but it never came out.
1996-1997|
Releases:
|
Cat #: |
Solaris:
| 01
| Fibre 01 |
Hydrus:
| Jazzless
| Fibre 02 |
The Sidewinder:
| Implant
| Fibre 03 |
Solaris:
| 02
| Fibre 04 | . |
Unreleased: |
Saskwatch:
| n/a
| Fibre 05 |
Solaris:
| Submerged Technology
| Fibre 06
| | |||||||
An unknown label for some time, this was Justin's creation around 1997. A 12" only label, there were only 4 records released, with many others slated. Some of the tracks (both released and unreleased) can be found on the Lo Fibre Companion which was released on Invisible Records in 1998.
2 Solaris B.C. records were released on this label, but at that time Justin was calling the project Solaris. Due to similarities to many other projects with similar names, he tacked on the B.C. suffix for style.
At least 2 other 12"s were set for release, Saskwatch, a project featuring Justin, Dermot Dalton and Steve Hough (both of Cable Regime-see who's who) recorded almost an hour of material. Solaris BC's Submerged Technology was also scheduled. The latter will be coming out later this year.
1999-Present|
Upcoming Releases:
| Date:
|
Godflesh:
| Messiah
| September, 2000 | . |
Possible Future Releases: |
Solaris B.C.:
| Submerged Technology
| TBA |
Krackhead/Saskwatch:
| Split
| TBA
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After turmoil and problems, AvalancheInc Recordings is finally getting off the ground. Surprisingly, Messiah an unreleased Godflesh ep, will be the first record on the label. IMO, the most exciting label of them all, this "sister label to Lo Fibre" (Avalanche) will be releasing the final Solaris BC release, Submerged Technology, which was set to come out a few years ago on Sentrax, as well as possibly a split Krackhead/Saskwatch record, which will compile the unreleased Krackhead 12"s and the Saskwatch which was a planned Lo Fibre record. (for more info on any of these projects, check out the Side Project Discographies.
Avalanche Recordings will be mail order only and is named after Avalanche Studios, which happens to be Justin's basement. Following in a Broadrick tradition, numerous delays are plaguing this label and it's releases. All releases will be pressed onto CDR or sold as MP3s.