CassetteNet -- Independent cassette labels on the WWW

	Visit Guy and Richard's Chapter Music homepage for splendiferous lo-fi popperama.	Lo-fi, poppy indie/punk cassette (and one CD!) label from the folks responsible for Salty + Delicious 'zine. Twelve releases, several definitive Perth scene compilation tapes, and a series of split 7" singles w/ US distro thru Kill Rock Stars (maybe). Molasses, O!, Mustang!, doublechin, The Cannanes, Clag, Small World Experience, Stinky Fire Engine, Sea Haggs, New Waver, Big Interesting Rifle, m i n i m u m c h i p s, Tripod, Julian Williams, the Bluetile Lounge, Rosemary Beads, Yummy Fur, Sulk... (That's enough Australian indie bands. Ed.)
	From The Same Mother	Julian Williams' Melbourne tape label to the stars. Above Ground Pool, Dog Action, Grin, Pool Flotation Device, Raw Sewage, Buffer, Molasses, O!, Wank®Engine, doublechin, Felafel, Mustang!, Squadcar 96, Riot Guy, Tripod, Dead Mens Suits, Eggsweat, Denis Lillies, m i n i m u m c h i p s, Invisible Empire, Crank, Buffer, Baked, Magic Christians, The Goobs, more.
	Spill	Legendary Wadley bros Australian mail-order independent / experimental music. Wondrous Fair, Small World Experience, The Sump, San Jose Cow Muzak, Thou Gideon, He Dark Age, Blairmailer, the Gatekeepers, New Waver, Clag, D.N.E., Gus, Wank®Engine, more.
	nano	From the Bjork-infested snows of Iceland, the sounds of Paul and l a u r a writhing around in a vat of jello with guitars, casios and various drum-like objects. "Strangely even nearby birds seem entranced."
	Five Cent Buddha	North Carolina's Paul Riley girds loins, dons flameproof kevlon armour, sets forth (indie flags flying) on crusade to destroy music as we know it. More power to him!
	Gajoob DiY list archive	Utah's *Gajoob* zine has been covering the tape label scene for nigh on seven years now, and their on-line mailing list is a useful fortnightly-or-so updater on said scene's doings. To subscribe, mail editor man Bryan Baker.

Mr Bernard Langham :: Perth, Western Ashtraylia
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