Conspiracy International

About

Conspiracy International was an independent record label active during the 1980s and early 1990s, operating within the industrial and experimental music underground. The label's catalog, though modest in output, demonstrates a commitment to releasing avant-garde and unconventional material across multiple formats including vinyl LPs and videotape. The label's discography includes two self-titled compilations released in 1984, titled "Conspiracy International One" and "Conspiracy International Two," which served as foundational releases establishing the label's aesthetic direction. A notable video release, "A Study In Scarlet" (1987), expanded the label's output into visual media, while "Trance" (1990) represented the label's later work in the experimental music sphere. Though limited in its documented releases, Conspiracy International contributed to the broader underground music ecosystem of the 1980s, catering to audiences interested in experimental and industrial sounds during a formative period for these genres.