Label
PVC Records
Independent record label active 1978-1986 releasing experimental and underground music on vinyl and cassette.
About
PVC Records was an independent record label active during the late 1970s and 1980s, operating during a formative period for experimental and underground music. The label released material across multiple formats including vinyl LPs and cassettes, reflecting the diverse distribution methods of the era. The label's catalog encompassed eclectic and avant-garde artists, as evidenced by releases such as Mutant Pop 78/79, Arabian Knights, Back From Samoa, and Drawings of O.T., which showcased a commitment to unconventional and boundary-pushing music. The roster reflected an interest in post-punk, experimental, and underground aesthetics that characterized the independent music landscape of the period. While specific details about the label's founding philosophy and geographic base remain limited in available documentation, PVC Records' output demonstrates a curatorial approach toward artists working outside mainstream commercial frameworks. The label's releases from the early-to-mid 1980s contribute to the broader historical record of independent music production and distribution during a significant transitional period in recording technology and music industry practices.
