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...36352-Pink-Records-6 Discogs page] all their releases were from [[Phil 'N' The Blanks]].

...with his band [[ID Under]]. Their first EP, ''The Lords of Nothing'', was the 2nd release ever on [[Underdog Records]]. [[ID Under]] broke up in [[1989] ...se dozens of records by local punk bands, run a record distro, and publish the "Underdog Zine" fanzine.

...ls from 1988 until they morphed into The Rosehips and broke up sometime in the mid 90's

...ed on the CD version of '''Achtung Chicago! Zwei''' with the exception of the Watchmen track, which was excluded due space constraints. 3. [[The Watchmen]] - "LAX9"

...und the turn of the decade. They managed one release during their initial run. Recently, they've announced their reformation and begun playing again.

...eliefs record after their show at the [[Centro-American Social Club]] with the Big Boys in July [[1983]].

...homage to [[VML Records]]' "V.M.Live" series from the 1990s). The site is run by Dave Hofer.

...nd Records''' was an emo/punk record label out of Downers Grove, Illinois, run by [[Basil Shadid]] from [[1992]] to [[1994]]. ...compilation with Cap'n Jazz, 8-bark, Dipole Moment, Heel, Lynyrds Innards, The [[Bollweevils]] & [[Friction]].

...d that he was scaling back Touch and Go's operations. He continues to run the label, which now primarily serves to maintain its back catalog. Rusk now l

...assette or vinyl. Later in '90s, Pete relocated to Urbana, IL and changed the label's name to '''Playing Field Recordings'''. * SFC003/KW003 - Various - ''[[How The Midwest Was Won]]'' double 7" compilation (1993) - joint release with Kiss

...y a way to release the [[Vanilla Blue]] single with complete control while the band was between record labels. ...r another. That same line was used as a lyric in the [[All Rise]] track ''The Peacemaker''.

...ses on their own records, Ruthless was just a central name/address to give the appearance of a record company for distribution purposes. ...i and most of the releases were by bands outside Chicago. The label ended around [[1990]].

...ing out [[Naked Raygun]]'s [[Last of the Demohicians]] CD. This label was run by Jason Jackson aka Dyslexicjay and many other people at different times * [[Naked Raygun]], [[Last of the Demohicians]]

...ies]] first EP. According to [[Terry Nelson]], who was partner in Autumn, the label was originally conceived as a vehicle for [[Da]] [http://www.avclub.c * AU-3 - [[The Effigies]] - Haunted Town EP - October or November 1981

...initial run was from [[1989]] to [[1996]]. In the late nineties, some of the members went on to create [[Landos 45]]. In [[2006]] they reunited for Riot * History of the Bollweevils, Part I (Dr. Strange, [[1995]]) - compilation of pre-Stick Your

...bassist Wayne Montana, and drummer Fred Armisen) were East Coast natives. The band released 4 LPs during their lifetime. ...in (of the band Sleater-Kinney) as well as working as the bandleader for ''The Late Show with Seth Meyers'' on NBC.

...d [[V.Reverse]] and continues to remain active in the Chicago punk scene. The band has made their records available for free through Bandcamp. * '''[[The Big Wheel]]''' 7" EP (Underdog Records, 1991)

...e talk. In 2009, Ray announced that Shakefork was being resurrected under the guidance of Neil Sandler (formerly of [[Gauge]], currently of Rollo Tomasi) ...y releases (the first 12 releases) stream for free via Bandcamp. In 2021, the label launched Shakefork Live, a repository of live recordings from Shakefo

...omance ended and she was replaced [[Zac Conway]], who was also a member of the suburban act [[Target]]. ...Underdog Records]] and writing for its fanzine, as well as performing with the bands 8-Bark, V. Reverse, Fourth Rotor, and 97-shiki.

...a strong resemblance to [[Screeching Weasel]], an obvious influence, sans the belligerence, replaced with more upbeat lyrics and positive attitude. ...ott]]. Since then, Winepress has gotten together for several reunions, and The Complete Recordings of Winepress was re-released with additional material o