Label
Spilling Audio
Independent 1990s experimental music label specializing in cassette releases and avant-garde underground artists.
About
Spilling Audio is an independent record label that operated primarily during the early-to-mid 1990s, releasing experimental and underground music on cassette format. The label's catalog reflects a commitment to avant-garde and industrial aesthetics, with a roster of artists exploring unconventional sonic territories. Between 1991 and 1995, Spilling Audio issued ten releases, all on cassette, demonstrating the label's preference for the tape medium during an era when it remained a vital format for underground music distribution. The label's output spans live performances, studio recordings, and compilations, including notable releases such as "I'm O.K., You're A Turnbuckle" (1991), "Mr. Coffee" (1992), and the compilation "Drum - A Percussive COmpilation." Through its eclectic artist roster and commitment to cassette-based releases, Spilling Audio occupied a niche within the independent and experimental music community, contributing to the rich underground music culture of the early 1990s. The label's specific geographic base and operational details remain limited in available documentation, though its catalog positions it as a significant minor player in the era's DIY music infrastructure.
