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Good to Die Records
Good to Die Records logo
Founded2011 (2011)
Distributor(s)Burnside Distribution Corporation
Country of origin U.S.
LocationSeattle, Washington
Official websitegoodtodierecords.com

Good to Die is an independent record label based in Seattle, Washington. Founded in June 2011, Good to Die is owned and operated by Nik Christofferson and is distributed by the Burnside Distribution Corporation in Portland, OR. Good to Die releases records from prominent acts in the underground rock scene of the Pacific Northwest including Sandrider, Gaytheist, Rabbits, and Kinski.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Selected artists

  • Absolute Monarchs
  • Blood Drugs
  • Brokaw
  • Constant Lovers
  • Deadkill
  • Dog Shredder
  • Gaytheist
  • Kinski
  • Merso
  • Monogamy Party
  • Rabbits
  • Sandrider

Release history

Artist Title Year
Monogamy Party Pus City 2011
Sandrider Sandrider 2011
Brokaw Interiors 2012
Dog Shredder Brass Tactics 2012
Absolute Monarchs 1 2012
Deadkill 7" 2012
Gaytheist Stealth Beats 2012
Rabbits Bites Rites 2012
Gaytheist Hold Me...But Not So Tight 2013
Monogamy Party False Dancers 2013
Sandrider Godhead 2013
Deadkill No, Never! 2014
Constant Lovers Experience Feelings 2014
Sandrider / Kinski Sandrider + Kinski 2015
Blood Drugs Blood Drugs 2015
Gaytheist / Rabbits GAY*BITS 2015
Merso Red World 2016

References

  1. ^ Baumgarten, M. "Good to Die is Good to Go", 10-26-2011
  2. ^ Hamm, T. "Good To Die Records Is Stockpiling Rock Talent, But What's Next for Seattle's Newest Heavy-Rock Label? ", 10-25-2011
  3. ^ Seling, M. "The Godfather", 4-18-2012
  4. ^ McKraken, T. "Good To Die Records: Year One, A Retrospective", 10-12-2012
  5. ^ Cook, B. "Sandrider Album, FINALLY" 6-22-2011
  6. ^ Smith, O. "Sandrider & Kinski split EP proves guitar rock alive & well" 2-27-2015
  7. ^ Cook, B. "Check Out a Split Interview with Sandrider and Kinski About Their Split LP and Whether Grunge Is a Dirty Word" 2-16-2015
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