Label
Einhorn Music
Independent record label from the early 1980s releasing experimental and avant-garde music on vinyl LP.
About
Einhorn Music was an independent record label active during the early 1980s, operating during a formative period for experimental and underground music production. Based on the available discography, the label released material primarily on vinyl LP format, with three documented releases between 1983 and 1984. The roster included artists such as D.O.C., whose self-titled LP appeared in 1983, alongside experimental works including "Chaos Pop & Cosmic Boogie" and "More Circles," both released in 1984. These titles suggest an aesthetic oriented toward avant-garde and unconventional musical exploration, characteristics consistent with the underground experimental music scene of that era. While detailed information about the label's founding, philosophy, and geographic base remains limited in available sources, Einhorn Music's catalog reflects the DIY ethos and artistic risk-taking that defined independent labels of the early 1980s. The label's releases represent a small but notable contribution to the experimental music community during this period.