Label
Lively Art
Independent record label releasing experimental and alternative music on vinyl during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
About
Lively Art is a record label that operated during the late 1980s and early 1990s, releasing experimental and alternative music on vinyl format. Based on the documented releases in circulation, the label issued at least three LP records between 1987 and 1990, including Continental Drift (1987), Salad Days (1989), and City Lights (Long Way) (1990). The label's output suggests an engagement with innovative and avant-garde sounds characteristic of the underground music scene of that era. While specific details about the label's founding, geographic base, and founding philosophy remain limited in available documentation, its vinyl-focused release strategy and catalog indicate participation in the independent and experimental music communities of the late 1980s. The scarcity of widely documented information about Lively Art reflects the underground nature of many independent labels from this period, which often operated with minimal mainstream visibility while serving dedicated audiences within experimental music circles.
