Self Destruct: Difference between revisions

From Louisville Punk/Hardcore History
No edit summary
m (formatting, editing links)
Line 1: Line 1:
Self Destruct was a record label instrumental in building the Louisville music scene of the late 80s/early 1990s. History sometimes puts the label in the shadow of [[Slamdek]], but SD represented a dirtier, gritter side of the hardcore scene in contrast to Slamdek's usually cleaner, slicker bands and releases.
Self Destruct was a record label instrumental in building the Louisville music scene of the late 80s/early 1990s. History sometimes puts the label in the shadow of [[Slamdek]], but SD represented a dirtier, gritter side of the hardcore scene in contrast to Slamdek's usually cleaner, slicker bands and releases.


Owner/operator:
==Owner/operator==
*[[Mike Bucayu]]
*[[Mike Bucayu]]


Bands:
==Bands==
*[[Kinghorse]]
*[[Kinghorse]]
*[[Antman]]
*[[Antman]]
Line 19: Line 19:
*[[Plunge]]
*[[Plunge]]


Releases:
==Releases==
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers 1|Louisville Sluggers]] 7"
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers 1|Louisville Sluggers]] 7"
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers II|Louisville Sluggers II]] 7"
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers 2|Louisville Sluggers II]] 7"
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers III|Louisville Sluggers III]] 2X7"
*[[Self Destruct:Louisville Sluggers 3|Louisville Sluggers III]] 2X7"
*[[Solution Unknown:Taken For Granted]] 7"
*[[Solution Unknown:Taken For Granted]] 7"
*[[Solution Unknown:Karen]] LP
*[[Solution Unknown:Karen]] LP

Revision as of 19:46, 29 November 2023

Self Destruct was a record label instrumental in building the Louisville music scene of the late 80s/early 1990s. History sometimes puts the label in the shadow of Slamdek, but SD represented a dirtier, gritter side of the hardcore scene in contrast to Slamdek's usually cleaner, slicker bands and releases.

Owner/operator

Bands

Releases