Label
Outworlder Records
Independent 1990s cassette label releasing experimental and industrial music through limited underground releases.
About
Outworlder Records is an independent record label that operated during the early 1990s, primarily releasing experimental and industrial music on cassette format. Based on available documentation, the label issued a small but distinctive catalog between 1993 and 1994, focusing on avant-garde and underground artists. The label's release strategy emphasized cassette tapes as the primary format, reflecting the era's underground music distribution practices and the affordability of tape-based releases for independent labels. Notable releases from the catalog include "Spaceships in Antarctica" by Mark of the Beast (1993) and works titled "Deep inn the Ground" and "Mass Panic as Ufo's Attack Moscow" (both 1994). The label's thematic output suggests an interest in experimental and conceptual music with atmospheric or dystopian elements. While detailed information about the label's founding philosophy and geographic base remains limited, Outworlder Records represents the DIY ethos of early 1990s underground music distribution, contributing to the broader landscape of independent experimental music during this period.