Virgil Dickerson
Virgil Dickerson has been running Suburban Home Records, a small, independent record label based in Denver, Colorado for the past 12 years. It started as a fanzine in September of 1995 and has become a label, a distributor, a vinyl imprint and store, a custom t-shirt company and this blog about the music industry. He remains optimistic about the future of music sales although it is tougher now than it has ever been trying to sell a product people actively get for free. Suburban Home's bands include Drag the River, Tim Barry, Love Me Destroyer, On Guard, Ghost Buffalo, Josh Small, Stereotyperider, Two Cow Garage and Adventures of Jet.
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Sean Klassen
Sean Klassen has found his lot in life through playing guitar in struggling indie bands for over ten years now, currently playing in tongue-in-cheek heavy metal band Dartanian. Through playing music he discovered the art of graphic design and now spends much of his time designing various records, cds, posters and websites for a wide variety of clients ranging from local bands to international brands such as Universal Pictures and Audi. Sean currently pays his bills working as an Art Director at Factory Design Labs in Denver. He also enjoys wearing argyle socks and playing hockey. Feel free to direct any technical or website related comments or problems his way.
Email | Design Portfolio
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Bill Wilson
Bill Wilson founded the NY based indie, Blackout! Records while a college student at Fordham University in 1989. In it's 18 year history, the label (and sub-imprints) has released music from a diverse roster of bands, including Crime In Stereo, Deadguy, Ensign, Guided By Voices, H2O, Killing Time, Kill Your Idols, and Sheer Terror. He also has held positions as a Product Manager at RED; Distribution Marketing Manager at Caroline Distribution; and General Manager of Earache Records. Since 2001 he has worked in digital media and social networking, and is currently employed by a big ol' multinational media company in their mobile entertainment division.
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On October 11th, 2007 at 12:17 pm
Chris G said:
I still can’t believe “Goddamnit” still sells so well, relatively I mean. That record came out 10 years ago.
On October 13th, 2007 at 12:45 am
Howdy Doody said:
Didn’t Asian Man just reissue some of the Trio titles, including that one?
On October 15th, 2007 at 1:28 pm
HRJ said:
You’re thinking of the Screeching Weasel re-issues.
When Alk 3 toured with Against Me! (summer of 06) they played Goddamnit in it’s entirety which garnered a resurgence of the album. I don’t know if that is still a factor, but I thought it was interesting.
I wish more bands would do stuff like that to revive thier older material. . .
On October 16th, 2007 at 12:36 pm
Howdy Doody said:
No, I’m thinking Alk 3. I know a bunch of acts (esp the old Lookout acts) have had recent reissues, but I thought Asian Man was re-releasing some of the Trio catalog with bonus tracks and what not.
On October 17th, 2007 at 1:01 pm
HRJ said:
Not till 08.