#record label

[miamaimania]

"The Scream" (1978) ⊘ Siouxsie and the Banshees — LP B-side label detail

[possible-streetwear]

[simagrees]

So... I know I'm supposed to work on Pleasantview, but I was inspired to start building for Downtown.

It's so huge anyway, I might as well start early 😅

I was brainstorming how I want to play with the Music career as an active career, and this is the result: the Records Label Tower!

Look how cool it looks at night 😁

Inside tour under the cut!

You enter through the very large reception area. There's a lot of wasted space here, but it's for showing off purposes. There's also a little board to check auditions info.

If you're part of the staff, you get to cross the glass doors past the reception.

On the ground floor are found the agents offices. They will be responsible for managing the artists, planning their schedules, etc.

On the upper floor is where the serious stuff begins!

There's a large studio for bands.

And smaller booths for the vocals.

And of course, the big boss office where you can sell your soul to the devil sign your deal with the label.

[389]

Founded: 1991 Founder: LTJ Bukem Genre: Drum and bass, Jungle Country of origin: United Kingdom Location: Watford

[midnightcoffeerecords]

Soundtracks That Inspire Me as an Artist: Oxenfree

Oxenfree is one of my favorite indie games of all time, and its soundtrack has been a huge source of inspiration for me as an artist. With its retro synth textures and atmospheric, minimalist aesthetic, the music of Oxenfree perfectly captures the creative space I'm currently exploring.

As I work on my debut album—a record about my first year at university, the best year of my life before psychosis—I found myself drawn to Oxenfree's production style and the unique atmosphere it creates.

To me, Oxenfree feels like the perfect inspiration. The game is about friendship, youth, and all the uncertainty that comes with it. Its soundtrack evokes a very specific feeling, one that makes us reflect on both the beautiful and difficult moments that define our younger years.

[ellewantsrevenge]

the music industry has really gone downhill since posting a demo on purevolume and sending the link to pete wentz stopped getting you a record deal

[spilladabalia]

Catalogue insert from Glitterhouse Records' European issue of Daddy Has A Tail! (Cows, Amphetamine Reptile, 1989)