Draft:Whited Sepulchre Records
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Whited Sepulchre Records is an American record label founded by Ryan Hall in 2016 from Cincinnati, OH. Whited Sepulchre Records primarily releases music that can be described as Experimental music.
Notable artists that have released music on Whited Sepulchre Records include Endlings (Pulitzer Prize for Music winner Raven Chacon[1] and John Dieterich of Deerhoof), Madeline Johnston, Drowse, ONO (band), Trupa Trupa, claire rousay, and Berlin Prize winner Joy Guidry[2] among others.
History
[edit]The first release by Whited Sepulchre Records was braeyden jae's LP fog mirror in 2016. Releases on Whited Sepulchre Records have focused on Ambient music, Free jazz, Noise music, Indie rock, Slowcore and Noise rock, and have featured artists from locations around the world, including Mexico, Japan, Poland, and Australia.[3]
In 2022, the label held a two-day music festival.[4] at various locations in the Northside, Cincinnati neighborhood[5] featuring performances by Midwife (Madeline Johnston), Allison Lorenzen, Desert Liminal, Bailey Miller, Lake Mary and Airport People. The label regularly hosts shows in Cincinnati, including performances by Claire Rousay[6], Planning for Burial, Duma (band)[7], Julianna Barwick and Uniform (band). Whited Sepulchre Records also plans to host another music festival in 2024[4]
Artists
[edit]- braeyden jae
- antl'rd
- Madeline Johnston (Midwife)
- Planning for Burial
- Sympathy Pain
- Brianna Kelly
- Wayne Robert Thomas
- Sabriel's Orb
- John Atkinson
- Forest Management
- High aura'd & Josh Mason
- Hissing Tiles
- Amulets
- Kyle Bates (Drowse)
- Trupa Trupa
- Suspirians
- Vicky Mettler
- Lake Mary
- Nicole Oberle
- Jordan Reyes
- Animal Hospital
- Andrew Elaban
- Fruit LOops
- ONO (band)
- Ezra Feinberg & John Kolodij
- Sorry Eric
- Eve Maret
- Stephen Molyneux
- Laura Luna Castillo
- Fritz Pape
- Rew
- Endlings (Raven Chacon & John Dieterich)
- JENNIFER
- Mark Trecka
- Chelsea Bridge & Jeremiah Carter
- Desert Liminal
- Zvrra
- Bailey Miller
- Airport People
- claire rousay
- Jason Doell
- AMULETS
- Kyle Bates & Lula Asplund
- Public Speaking
- Tent Music
- Allison Lorenzen
- Field of Fear
- Igor Yalivec
- Joy Guidry
References
[edit]- ^ "Voiceless Mass, by Raven Chacon". www.pulitzer.org. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ "Joy Guidry Wins 2021 Berlin Prize for Young Artists". Peabody Magazine. 2022-07-05. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ Stories, Local (2023-01-05). "Exploring Life & Business with Ryan Hall of Whited Sepulchre Records - Voyage Ohio Magazine". voyageohio.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ a b Griffith, Katie. "On the Record: How Cincinnati's Ever-Changing Music Landscape is Shaped by Independent Record Labels". Cincinnati CityBeat. Retrieved 2024-01-29.
- ^ Zummo, Maija. "Two-Day Whited Sepulchre Records Music Fest Brings Local and National Experimental Acts to Northside". Cincinnati CityBeat. Retrieved 2023-12-09.
- ^ Griffith, Katie. "DSGN CLLCTV in Northside to Host Sonic Experience that is claire rousay". Cincinnati CityBeat. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
- ^ "MOTR AND WHITED SEPULCHRE RECORDS PRESENTS: DUMA (KENYA), ONO (CHI), MASMA DREAM WORLD (NYC) and THE SERFS | MOTR Pub Over-the-Rhine Cincinnati". www.motrpub.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.