Gold Robot Records

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Gold Robot Records
Founded2007 (2007)
Founder Hunter Mack
Distributor(s) Redeye Distribution
Genre Indie rock, noise rock, experimental rock
Country of origin United States
LocationOakland, California
Official website www.gold-robot.com/records/

Gold Robot Records is an Oakland-based boutique vinyl record label, formed in 2007 and specializing in vinyl and digital releases. [1] [2] The label has both acted as a platform to launch the careers of burgeoning artists and release small vinyl runs for established names, including Will Oldham (a.k.a. Bonnie "Prince" Billie). [3] To date, Gold Robot Records has issued 38 vinyl releases (including one compilation) and 20 digital releases, as well as releasing free music and remixes from its catalog of artists. [4]

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Artists

Vinyl releases

Digital releases

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References

  1. Jen Verzosa (2011-06-28). "Life at 45 r.p.m." San Francisco Bay Guardian.
  2. Nate Seltenrich (2009-01-28). "Vinyl Records Thrive in the Bay Area". East Bay Express.
  3. Lindsey Millar (2008-07-31). "Gold Robot Records". Arkansas Times.
  4. Blake Gillespie (2013-11-13). "Gold Robot Records". Impose Magazine.