Superior Viaduct

Why is Discogs knocking SV releases off as not authentic?? Good example: German Shepherds.

great reissue label, good pressings, good thick gatefolds. Everybody bitching about the inner paper sleeves just wanna have something to bitch about. Scuffs don't bother the vinyl. And of you don't want the paper sleeves than replace 'm with the sleeves of your choice. But stop whining like a spoilt brat!

Its 2019 and they cant handle vinyl. Any label that uses paper sleeves deserves downvoting from the go. New records being scratched in mint condition because the company wants to save few cents on the packaging (wtf). Apart from that mine copy is visibly off centered. Poor quality control, cannot recommend their products and its definitely last one I bought.

I guess the sound is ok, but the quality of the pressings is not the best, generic white inner sleeves used, scuffs and scratches on brand new vinyl, I hate seeing this especially since they reissue great music would just like to see a little bit better quality on the pressings...does anyone know where they press their records? Switch to using Pallas and I would buy the majority of your reissues.

Ha, such a weird experience : so far, already 34 LPs in their catalogue I own the original of, and more coming, in quite different styles. I almost feel like I had a home intruder, hahaha.

They seem to source original vinyl copies for some of their releases rather than master tapes. I wish they would disclose which releases are from original tapes and which are recordings of vinyl.

Official. They're legitimate and license their works, all of them.

Really must salute this label for making an effort to reissue so many classic California postpunk artists back catalogs. The U.S. west coast has always seemed to fall by the wayside when it comes to reissue campaigns, so it is great to see groups like 100 Flowers, Monitor, etc. finally get their due.

What a great label. Being able to reissue Factrix, Sleepers and 100 Flowers LPs within a year is just stunning.