Drömm Records

About

Drömm Records was an independent record label active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, emerging during a formative period for experimental and industrial music. Based on its catalog output, the label demonstrated a commitment to releasing avant-garde and unconventional music across multiple formats, including vinyl and cassette, reflecting the diverse distribution methods of underground music during this era. The label's four known releases—including the self-titled Drömm (1979), the experimental cassette Goatmanaut (1979), and subsequent albums Hansten Klork and Identify (both 1980)—suggest a roster focused on experimental and industrial sounds. Through its limited but deliberate output, Drömm Records occupied a niche within the underground music community, supporting artists working outside mainstream commercial structures. The label's use of both LP and cassette formats indicates accessibility to independent distribution networks characteristic of the era's DIY ethos. Though operating for a brief documented period, Drömm Records represents an important artifact of late 1970s and early 1980s experimental music infrastructure.