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Shibayan Records is a doujin music circle, releasing nu-disco and bossa nova style remixes of Touhou soundtracks. .

Alstroemeria Records jest muzyką doujin składającą się z nagrań producenta Masayoshi Minoshima oraz tekstów Haruki, w ich albumach pojawiają się również inni wykonawcy, tacy jak Tsukasa i RED ALiCE. .

Coconut Records to jednoosobowy projekt aktora i muzyka Jasona Schwartzmana, znanego m. in. z filmów Maria Antonina czy Pociąg do Darjeeling. Założony został w 2006 r. w Los Angeles. Coconut Records to przede wszystkim szeroko pojęty indie pop. Jak dotąd wydane zostały 2 albumy: Nighttiming w 2007 r. i Davy w 2009. Poza tym Schwartzman skomponował znany temat przewodni piosenkę California do serialu The O.C. (Życie na fali) dla swojego zespołu Phantom Planet (gdzie był perkusistą). .

The Records were an English power pop band, best known for their work in the late 1970s. By fans of the genre, they are considered one of the most seminal British power pop acts of all time. As the All Music Guide notes, they are often referred to as "The British Big Star". They are best remembered for the hit single and cult favourite "Starry Eyes". Throughout the 70s and 80s, the only constant members of The Records were John Wicks, Will Birch and Phil Brown. Today, former members of The Records record and perform as solo artists. Lead singer...

There are two different bands with this name: 1) Broken Records (Edinburgh) Broken Records formed in 2007 in Edinburgh, Scotland. They use their different musical backgrounds and a wide variety of instrumentation to compliment the eclectic sound they create. Their 2007 self released debut ‘gig’ EP created a genuine music industry buzz around the band. Drowned in Sound said of the release, “This is magical, engrossing and wholly enveloping, genuinely and excitingly bursting with commercial potential.” They refined their sound throughout 2007 and 2008 with numerous gigs throughout Scotland, including support slots with Idlewild, Sons & Daughters and Editors. They...