By H. W. Shimer and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 20 , 1939P. 13 Note on Versification: Longfellow would probably have liked the label a friend of ours found on a bottle of wine the other day: "Bottled in perfect condition but care must be used in dedanting," it said.
E.S.: We've been approached by a small, pretty famous electronic music label, actually a friend of mine so it seems silly to phrase it that way, who read K-HOLE and thought it would be good if we'd help them do marketing.
"My name's Damon and I've started a record label with a friend of mine and we're putting out my first EP and a mutual friend of ours said you might be able to help me…" We agreed to meet in Manchester's Atlas bar, where he gave me a copy of his EP (a lo-fi 7in, recorded in his bedroom, entitled simply EP1) and nervously explained his vision.
I discovered this French label through a friend of mine about two years ago, and grew to love everything on it instantly.
In 1974, she showed her business acumen when she acquired the Treasure Isle label from Reid, a friend of her late husband, Lyndon Pottinger.
In December 1978, Girlschool released their first single, "Take It All Away", on the independent record label City Records, owned by Phil Scott, a friend of the band.
Bolt, who calls himself a friend of the Vatican official, labelled Lucie Morris-Marr's report that police were investigating allegations of sexual abuse by Pell a week before he was due to appear before the royal commission a vicious and shameful smear which was part of a "sinister" campaign to destroy the cardinal.
He worked on Pastelle, a label for Kanye West (who's a friend of his).
A friend of mine gave me the hint to check out this Australian label (Superconscious Records) on their Bandcamp page.
