Dindisc

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Dindisc
Parent company Virgin Records
FounderCarol Wilson
Genre New wave, post-punk
Country of origin UK

Dindisc (often rendered DinDisc) was a UK record label, an imprint of Virgin Records but operating semi-independently, which issued new releases from mid-1979 through early 1982. It is no longer active, but CD reissues on Virgin still mention the label and have Dindisc catalogue numbers.

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The imprint was founded and run by Carol Wilson, [1] who had previously discovered Sting and signed him to Virgin's music publishing company. Talking about the signing of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark to Dindisc, she later said: "OMD were a perfect fit for what I had in mind for DinDisc — they had a serious, artistic side with real depth, as well as a commercial, pop side. That duality was reflected in all the early DinDisc signings, like Martha and the Muffins, and then the Monochrome Set." [2]

Many of the company's sleeves were designed by the in-house designer Peter Saville. Saville had started at Factory Records, but came to Wilson's attention when she signed Factory band OMD; she had been particularly interested by Saville's thermographic paper sleeve for the Factory release of "Electricity". [2] Saville delivered the artwork for the Dindisc release of "Electricity" and asked Wilson if Dindisc needed an art director. [3] Saville and Ben Kelly won a Designers and Art Directors Award for their work on the album Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark . [4]

The label's first release (DIN-1) was "Where's the Boy for Me" by the Rezillos, released in September 1979. The label's most notable chart successes included Martha and the Muffins' "Echo Beach" (UK #5 in 1980) and several early singles by OMD, including "Enola Gay", "Souvenir", "Joan of Arc" and "Maid of Orleans (The Waltz Joan of Arc)", all of which hit the UK top 10 in 1980/81.

The label ceased operations after the release of Hot Gossip's "I Don't Depend on You" (DIN-39) in February 1982, after Wilson failed to obtain a shareholding. [5] The Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark single "Maid of Orleans (The Waltz Joan of Arc)" had the final number in catalogue sequence (DIN-40), but was actually released a few weeks earlier, in January 1982. The dissolution of Dindisc led to Saville and Brett Wickens establishing their own studio, Peter Saville Associates. [6]

Discography

Albums

No.ArtistTitleFormatDateNotes
DID-1 Martha and the Muffins Metro Music LP, cass1980-02 [7]
DID-2 Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark LP, cass1980-02-22Multiple sleeve colours [8]
DID-3 The Revillos Rev Up LP1980-03 [9]
DID-4 The Monochrome Set Strange Boutique LP, cass1980-02-19 [10] [11]
DID-5Martha and the Muffins Trance and Dance LP, cass1980-09 [12]
DID-6Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Organisation LP, cass1980-10-24Initial copies with 33rpm 7"EP DEP-2 [13]
DID-7 Dedringer Direct LineLP1981 [14]
DID-8The Monochrome Set Love Zombies LP1980-10-17 [15]
DID-9 Nash the Slash Children of the Night LP, cass1981 [16]
DID-10Martha and the Muffins This Is the Ice Age LP, cass1981 [17]
DID-11 Modern Eon Fiction Tales LP1981 [18]
DID-12Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Architecture & Morality LP, cass1981-11-08Initial pressings in die-cut sleeves [19]
DID-13Arlene Phillips' Hot Gossip Geisha Boys and Temple Girls LP1981Produced by Heaven 17 as the British Electric Foundation [20]
DONE-1Various ArtistsDindisc 1980LP1980Initial copies with a poster-sized game [21]

Singles

No.ArtistTitleFormatDateNotes
DIN-1The RevillosWhere's The Boy For Me? (2:00) / The Fiend (1:59)7"1979-09-07 [22]
DIN-2Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Electricity (3:33) / Almost (3:50)7"1979-09-28Both tracks as recorded by Martin Hannett [23]
DIN-2Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkElectricity (3:32) / Almost (3:40)7"1980-03-31Both tracks album versions, remixed from Hannett recordings; same catalogue number, same sleeve front, different sleeve back [24]
DIN-3 Duggie Campbell Enough To Make You Mine / Steamin'7"1979Produced by Sting [25]
DIN-4Martha and the MuffinsInsect Love (4:10) / Cheesies And Gum (3:05)7"1979-10 [26]
DIN-5The RevillosMotor Bike Beat / No Such Luck7"1980 [27]
DIN-6Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Red Frame/White Light (3:15) / I Betray My Friends (3:50)7", 12"1980-02-017" and 12" identical [28] [29]
DIN-7 The Brians My Brother's Famous / Brian's Sister Sue7"1979Fictitious group; all members are allegedly brothers of famous musicians and celebrities, all named Brian [30]
DIN-8 Bardi Blaise Trans Siberian Express (3:40) / Competition Side7"1980B-side instrumental of A-side [31]
DIN-9Martha and the Muffins Echo Beach (3:38) / Teddy The Dink (3:32)7"1980-01 [32]
DIN-10DedringerSunday Drivers (3:22) / We Don't Mind (3:23)7"1980-01 [33]
DIN-11DedringerMaxine / Innocent 'Til Proven Guilty // Took A Long Time / We Don't Mind (Re-recorded Version)2×7"1981 [34]
DIN-12DedringerDirect Line / She's Not Ready7"1981 [35]
DIN-13 Laura Warman Impossible To Love You (3:30) / Pick Up The Pieces (3:25)7"1981 [36]
DIN-14 The Name Forget Art Let's Dance (2:46) / Misfits7"1980 [37]
DIN-15Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Messages (4:01) / Taking Sides Again (4:20)7"1980-05-02Rerecorded from album version [38]
DIN-15-10Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkMessages (4:48) // Waiting For The Man / Taking Sides Again10"1980-05-02Multiple coloured labels. Very 1st 10" release with Album version, but withdrawn from sale over band objections. 2nd release with re-recorded Version [39]
DIN-Z-16The RevillosScuba Scuba / Scuba Boy Bop7"1980 [40]
DIN-17Martha and the MuffinsSaigon (3:52) / Copacabana7"1980-05 [41]
DIN-18The Monochrome SetThe Strange Boutique (2:40) / Surfing S.W.12 (2:39)7"1980 [42]
DIN-19Martha and the MuffinsAbout Insomnia (3:10) / 1 4 6 (4:46)7"1980-07 [43]
DIN-Z-20The RevillosHungry For Love / Voodoo 27"1980-08 [44]
DIN-21Martha and the MuffinsSuburban Dream / Girl Fat7"1980-08 [45]
DIN-22Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Enola Gay (3:36) / Annex (4:32)7", 12"1980-09-267", 12" identical tracks [46] [47]
DIN-23The Monochrome Set405 Lines (3:00) / Goodbye Joe (2:42)7"1980 [48]
DIN-24Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Souvenir (3:37) // Motion & Heart (Amazon Version) (3:07) / Sacred Heart (3:27)7"1981-08-04 [49]
DIN-24-10Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkExtended Souvenir // Motion & Heart (Amazon Version) / Sacred Heart10"1981-08-04 [50]
DIN-25 Carolynne Beale Lack Of Money (2:49) / Stuck On A Sad Pill (3:08)7"1981 [51]
DIN-26The Monochrome SetApocalypso (3:37) / Fiasco Bongo (3:47)7"1980-10-03 [52]
DIN-27Martha and the MuffinsWas Ezo / Trance And Dance7"1980-11 [53]
DIN-28Nash the Slash Dead Man's Curve / Reactor No.27"1981 [54]
DIN-29Nash the Slash 19th Nervous Breakdown (3:28) / Danger Zone (4:14)7"1981 [55]
DIN-30Modern EonEuthenics / Cardinal Signs7"1981 [56]
DIN-31Modern EonChild's Play / Visionary7"1981 [57]
DIN-32 Martha Ladly & Scenery ClubFinlandia (3:50) / Tasmania (2:59)7"1981-06 [58]
DIN-33Nash the SlashNovel Romance (3:18) / In A Glass Eye (4:38)7"1981 [59]
DIN-34Martha and the MuffinsWomen Around The World At Work (3:59) / Twenty Two In Cincinnati (4:16)7"1981-08 [60]
DIN-35Modern EonMechanic (3:13) / Splash! (5:09)7"1981 [61]
DIN-36Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Joan Of Arc (3:46) / The Romance Of The Telescope (Unfinished) (3:17)7", 12"1981-10-097", 12" identical tracks. First 1000 12" in textured sleeve. [62] [63]
DIN-37Hot GossipCriminal World / On The Road7", 12"1982-0212" extended A-side 7:45 [64] [65]
DIN-38Hot GossipSoul Warfare / Soul Warfare (Instrumental)7", 12"1982-02 [66] [67]
DIN-39Arlene Phillips' Hot Gossip I Don't Depend on You / Depend On Us7", 12"1982 [68] [69]
DIN-40Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Maid of Orleans (The Waltz Joan of Arc) (4:09) / Navigation (3:26)7"1982-01-15 [70]
DIN-40-12Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkMaid Of Orleans (The Waltz Joan Of Arc) (4:09) // Of All The Things We've Made (3:31) / Navigation (3:26)12"1982-01-15 [71]
DEP-1Martha and the Muffins1980 Tour Live EP (Indecision / Cheesies And Gum // Primal Weekend / Paint By Number Heart)7"EP1980-09 [9]
DEP-2Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkThe Unreleased '78 Tapes (Introducing Radios / Distance Fades Between Us // Progress / Once When I Was Six)7"EP1980-10Bonus EP with DID-6 Organisation [9]

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