Temporary Residence Limited
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| Temporary Residence Limited | |
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| Founded | 1995 |
| Founder | Jeremy deVine |
| Genre | Indie rock, Post-rock, Experimental rock |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location | Brooklyn, New York |
| Official Website | http://www.temporaryresidence.com |
Temporary Residence Limited (or TRL) is a Brooklyn, New York-based record label. TRL was started in Baltimore, Maryland in late 1995. The label's first release was The Concord Anthology Process/Nero split 7", released April 1, 1996. After moving the operation to Portland, Oregon, owner/operator Jeremy deVine moved the label to Brooklyn. TRL earned fans with its art direction and innovative ideas such as its two limited-edition subscription series. First was the "Sounds of the Geographically Challenged" 12-inch EP series, which featured Songs: Ohia, Continental OP (featuring Will Oldham and David Pajo), and The For Carnation, among other bands that had members living in separate cities. The Travels in Constants series followed, featuring recordings by such bands as Low, Mogwai, Will Oldham (as Bonny Billy), Sonna, Papa M, Songs: Ohia, Appendix Out, and others. The label's most popular acts are Explosions In The Sky and Pinback.
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[edit] Current Bands
- The Anomoanon
- Bellini
- The Black Heart Procession
- The Books
- Caroline
- Cex
- Coliseum
- Rob Crow
- Damsel
- The Drift
- Eluvium
- Envy
- Explosions in the Sky
- Fridge
- Grails
- Howard Hello
- The Ladies
- Lazarus
- Majeure
- Maserati
- Miss Violetta Beauregarde
- Mono
- My Disco
- Parlour
- Pinback
- Prints
- Rumah Sakit
- Sleeping People
- Sybarite
- Systems Officer
- Tarentel
- Three Mile Pilot
- Young Widows
[edit] Past Bands
- By the End of Tonight
- Cerberus Shoal
- Evergreen
- Halifax Pier
- Icarus
- Kammerflimmer Kollektief
- Kilowatthours
- The Loved
- Lumen
- Nero
- Nice Nice
- Nightfist
- Sonna
- The 90 Day Men
- Tera Melos (Split with By the End of Tonight only)
- Thursday (band) (Split with Envy (band) only)
- Wino
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Official site
- 1999 Profile in Baltimore City Paper
- Interview with Jeremy deVine
- Label Profile - Interview with Jeremy deVine on Headphone Commute (Nov, 2010)
