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Decibel (record label)

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Decibel
Founded1994 (1994)
FounderTom Muschitz
Defunct1998 (1998)
GenreIndustrial
Country of originUnited States
LocationMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Decibel is an independent record label based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin founded in 1994. It debuted with the industrial music album Abduction by Alien Faktor released the same year.

History

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The Milwaukee based Decibel was founded in 1994 by composer Tom Muschitz.[1] The label was initially established to release the debut album by Muschitz's project Alien Faktor, but soon after focused on issuing records by artists who were influenced by industrial informed electronic music.[2] It served as an outlet for musical acts such as Morpheus Sister and Oneiroid Psychosis.[3][4] The label's final release was Luciferin by Machine That Flashes in 1998.[5]

Discography

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Year Catalog Artist Album
1994 DEC001 Alien Faktor Abduction
1995 DEC002 Oneiroid Psychosis Stillbirth
DEC003 Morpheus Sister Morpheus Sister
1996 DEC004 Various artists Complications
1996 DEC005 Alien Faktor Desolate
DEC006 Impact Test Stanley BoDean
1995 DEC007 Severed Heads Gigapus
DEC008 No One No One
DEC009 Sirvix Sirvix
DEC010 Alien Faktor Final Expenses
DEC011 Alien Faktor Listen!
DEC012 Pain Station Anxiety
DEC013 Oneiroid Psychosis Assuage
1996 DEC014 Oneiroid Psychosis Fantasies About Illness
1997 DEC015 Decree Wake of Devastation
1998 DEC016 Machine That Flashes Luciferin
1997 DEC017 Various artists Resonance
DEC018 Krop3rom A9FF
DEC019 Alien Faktor Arterial Spray & Cattle Mutilations
1996 DEC020 Coklacoma Coklopop

References

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  1. ^ Finkler, Ed (June 17, 1997). "Interview with Alien Faktor". Sonic Boom. 5 (6). Retrieved August 12, 2020.
  2. ^ Waggoner, Andy, ed. (1996). "Alien Faktor". Interface Magazine. 3 (2). Steel Skin Media Group: 15. ISSN 1081-8065.
  3. ^ Haslett, Tim (February 1998). "Dance Top 25". CMJ New Music Monthly. 54. CMJ Network, Inc.: 46. Retrieved August 12, 2020.
  4. ^ Finkler, Ed (May 1997). "Interview with Oneiroid Psychosis". Sonic Boom. 5 (6). Retrieved August 12, 2020.
  5. ^ Schulte, Tom. "Machine That Flashes: Luciferin > Review". Allmusic. Retrieved August 12, 2020.
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