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Revision as of 09:53, 2 October 2024
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.
The label was named after Brett Ralph's earlier zine of the same name.
The label had a short-lived resurgence in the early 2010s.
Responsible parties
- Mike Bucayu - Owner/operator
- John Tooms
Bands
Releases
- Louisville Sluggers 7"
- Louisville Sluggers II 7"
- Louisville Sluggers III 2X7"
- Solution Unknown:Taken For Granted 7"
- Solution Unknown:Karen LP
- Kinghorse:Brother Doubt/Freeze 7"
- Kinghorse:Going_Home/Lose_It (SD #13)
- The Endtables:Trick Or Treat/White Glove Test 7"
- Dybbuk cassette
- Antman:Antman (SD #7)
- Erchint:Blaze 7"
- Erchint:Erchint 7"
- Erchint/Enkindel Split 7"
- Lather:s/t 7"
- Lather:A Modest Proposal CD