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Noisebox Records was a UK record label based in Norwich in the early and mid-1990s run by Pete Morgan. The label released over 50 albums and singles from acts such as The Lemongrowers, [1] Navigator, Waddle, Farrah, The Joeys, Steerpike, Magoo, [2] UXB and Crest, as well as organising gigs locally and nationally. The label went out of existence in 1998. Pete Morgan still works within the industry, he is director of 'Noisebox Digital Media' and part owner of 'Burning Shed', an online record label. [3]

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Discography

yearArtistTitleCat #Format
1993Volcanic, UXB, Resistance,
Tribe of Senkrad
white labelNBX 00112-inch [4]
1993Ivy, Steerpike, Spellbound,
Lemongrowers
Backwater OneNBX 00212-inch [5]
1993Republic, Waddle,
NFL, Delta Radio
Backwater TwoNBX 00412-inch
1993SpellboundDark DaysNBX 005CD EP
1993the Joeys, Magoo,
Compact Pussycat, Joyland
Backwater ThreeNBX 006CD EP [6]
1993VariousMechanical ParadiseNBX 007CD, Comp
1994WaddleFoodNBX 0087-inch
1994Lemongrowers, Neil Keeler,
Soft Cotton County, Blue Script
Backwater FourNBX 009CD, Comp [7]
1995FacelessAchievementNBX 010CD, Album
1995LemongrowersSegmentNBX 011CD, Album [8]
1995IvyHow Do You Know It's For Real?NBX 0127-inch, CD
1995 Magoo Mudshark EPNBX 0137-inch, Orange [9] [10]
1995JoylandSunNBX 014CD, MiniAlbum
1995The JoeysNumber One / RainNBX 0157-inch, Black [11]
1995 Magoo Robot CarnivalNBX 0167-inch, Blue [12] [13]
1996LemongrowersLemon GroveNBX 0177-inch, Yellow [8]
1996variousNow That's What I Call NoiseboxNBX 018CD album [8] [14]
1996The JoeysBruno Brown / TelevisionNBX 0197-inch, Clear
1996 Magoo Eye Spy EPNBX 0207-inch, Yellow [15] [16]
1996WaddleArsehole Ride / JungleNBX 0217-inch, Ltd, Brown
1996NavigatorKilltakerNBX 0227-inch, Green [17]
1996WaddleCheeseburgerNBX 023CD album
1996IvyIn The Absence of AngelsNBX 024CD album
1996LemongrowersYou're Too BeautifulNBX 025CDS [18]
1996NavigatorA Little AstronomyNBX 0267-inch, Blue [19]
1997NavigatorWhen The Wires FallNBX 0277-inch, Red
1997NavigatorAssay EPNBX 0282×7″, CDS [20]
1997 Crest / English Electricsplit singleNBX 0297-inch, green [21]
1997VelvieGenialNBX 0307-inch, green
1997Waddle / EggUntitled Split 7-inch EPNBX 0317-inch, EP [22]
1997LemongrowersUltimate MutationNBX 032CD album [23]
1997Various (33.3 bands)33.3 EPNBX 0337-inch, black [24] [25] [26]
1998 Crest '68 ComebackNBX 0347-inch, Ltd, Orange [27]
1998VariousSplit E.P.NBX 0357-inch, White
1998 Magoo Close Continental D.N.A {Noisebox 94 - 96}NBX 036CD, Album, Comp [28]
1998FleeceMona Lisa / DriverNBX 0377-inch
1998B-mer And DoolittleUntitled Split 7-inchNBX 0387-inch, EP
1998 Crest Summertime / Against The LandslideNBX 0397-inch, Yellow [29]
1998FleeceThis Is What You Get For LoveNBX 040CD, Single
1999 Crest The Small DetailsNBX 0427-inch, Ltd, Maroon [30]
1999FleeceMan From MarsNBX 0437-inch, Red
1999 Farrah TerryNBX 0447-inch, Red
2000Fiel GarviePre-VV EPNBX 046CDS
2000Fiel GarvieVuka VukaNBX 047CD album
2000Fiel GarvieDifference of Me/RiskNBX 0487-inch, yellow
2001variousTales From The EastsideNBX 049CD

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