Group D PR

A music PR company working on some very exciting projects!

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Group D PR and Drive Thru Records in Kerrang! magazine, available from today at all good retailers and newsagents! Enter to win a great selection of Drive Thru Records prizes, including:

1) "Welcome To The Family" CD (2001), a compilation CD with special artwork and packaged in a mini pizza box. Includes exclusive/unreleased New Found Glory and Something Corporate tracks. This CD is limited edition and out of print since 2001, and never released in the UK. Brand new, sealed copy. 2) Full sized pizza box autographed by New Found Glory, The Starting Line, The Movielife, Rx Bandits, and other Drive Thru Records bands.  3) Drive-Thru loves NJ T-Shirt. In 2003 we had a "Drive-Thru Records Invasion" tour. For the NJ show, we made 144 of these shirts and the bands threw them off stage. This is a brand new, never worn extremely limited edition out of print shirt. 

4) Out of print 1998 limited edition metal keyring.

5) Out of print Drive-Thru magnet.

6) A Drive Thru Records sweatband.

7) Plus a selection of other DTR catalog CDs, which are:

- Dashboard Confessional "Swiss Army Romance" The ORIGINAL Drive-Thru version (out of print)  

- New Found Glory "Nothing Gold Can Stay"

- Something Corporate "North"

- Something Corporate "Audio Boxer" EP

- New Found Glory "From The Screen to Your Stereo, Part 2"

- Midtown "Save the World, Lose the Girl"

- The Starting Line "Make Yourself at Home" EP

- Socratic "Lunch for the Sky"

- The Early November "The Room's Too Cold"

- The Early November "The Mother, The Mechanic and The Path"

- Hellogoodbye "Hellogoodbye" EP

- Hellogoodbye "Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs"

- The Movielife "Has a Gambling Problem"

- "Listen to Bob Dylan" (Bob Dylan tribute CD with Jason Mraz, The Format, Something Corporate, Annberlin, Rx Bandits, etc)

- Home Grown "Kings of Pop"

- Allister "Dead Ends and Girlfriends"

- Home Grown "When it All Comes Down" EP

- Houston Calls "A Collection Of Short Stories"

- Senses Fail "From The Depths of Dreams" EP

- Rx Bandits "Progress"

- Halifax "The Inevitability of a Stange World"

- Finch "Falling Into Place" EP (special clear CD) 

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The Story So Far...

Please feel free to submit any Drive Thru Records related memories, whether it's photos from a DTR band's show, the reasons you first fell in love with a DTR band, a funny story about when you once met them by accident in a diner, whatever it is, we want to hear it!

(PS. If you want credit or a click-through link to your Tumblr, please include with your submission!)

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Why not come and 'Like' us on Facebook and say hey?

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WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE INANIMATE OBJECT?

Got to be CD's! Shiny, perfectly round, they have a hole in like a donut and if you're clever about it, they can play pretty songs.

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Hit or Miss?

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Which one is your favourite?

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Classics.

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Got your tickets yet?

http://www.seetickets.com/Tour/KERRANG-TOUR-SPONSORED-BY-RELENTLESS-ENERGY-DRINK

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Happy 15th birthday,

Drive Thru Records!

To celebrate, Drive Thru Records are releasing their entire back catalogue through iTunes UK this autumn.

Few record labels have done more to encompass the DIY ethic of punk rock than Drive Thru Records. Brother and sister Richard and Stefanie Reines formed the label in 1996, based on a pure and simple business ethic – a love for new music. Working out of their kitchen, Richard and Stefanie have signed and worked with some of the most influential bands to grace the pop-punk and pop rock scenes.

As Drive Thru Records turns 15, fans are able to download all the label’s catalogue including earlier pressings from New Found Glory, The Starting Line, long out of print Rx Bandits and Finch’s early EPs, along with music from Drive-Thru family new-bloods such as Hellogoodbye, Steel Train and Houston Calls. This is in addition to the ‘best of’ and themed compilations.

The label has a long and varied roster; Dashboard Confessional’s Swiss Army Romance was released through Drive Thru, Midtown’s (Save The World, Lose The Girl) lead singer Gabe Saporta now fronts Cobra Starship, and Something Corporate’s Andrew McMahon, who released 2 critically acclaimed albums with the band, is now the frontman of Jack’s Mannequin.

Other bands on the label, including Senses Fail, The Early November, Hidden In Plain View, The Movielife, I Am The Avalanche and The Starting Line have enjoyed enduring success, while Drive Thru has, at every stage, remained true to both themselves and the music.

Drive Thru Records represents an entrepreneurial approach to business that is so rare within the music industry: a true success story, against all the odds. From the kitchen table to the office desk, and despite the label being on indefinite hiatus since 2008 (while Richard and Stefanie ventured into artist management) the family run business feel has not been lost.

43 titles are now available to download from iTunes UK with even more coming next month.

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Bless AAA Music and their birthday wishes for Drive Thru Records!

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One of our favourite UK venues supports Drive Thru Records and their birthday celebrations!

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Thanks AltSounds for posting this for Drive Thru Records!x

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Thanks to Punktastic.com for wishing Drive Thru Records a happy 15th birthday! DTR promises not to be a moody teenager!

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Thanks to Pop Punk Bands for a great article on their website!