Tree Machine Records
| Tree Machine Records | |
|---|---|
| File:Tree Machine Records Logo.png | |
| Founded | 2010 |
| Founder | Zack Anselm |
| Genre | Indie rock, Electronic |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location | Bloomington, Indiana |
| Official website | http://treemachinerecords.com/ |
Tree Machine Records is an independent record label out of Bloomington, Indiana. It was founded in the summer of 2010 by students at Indiana University working to sign new artists and expand Tree Machine's outreach. Notable artists include HiaHC, Bonfire John, Eazy, Blimp Rock, The Danger O's, Vows, and The Stomping Academy. The first production under the label, was signed to Gulcher Records for distribution and has since received instant recognition in the indie rock universe, helping with the founding and early progression of the label.
The label is now co-managed across the Atlantic in both Johannesburg, South Africa and Bloomington, Indiana in the U.S. Genre focus is a balance between diverse indie rock and rhythmic electronic.
Current artists
- Blimp Rock - Indie/Rock artist from Toronto, Ontario who plans to host Blimp Rock Festival, a music festival in a blimp.
- Bonfire John - Indie/Rock/Folk artist from Indianapolis, Indiana. The Band had their first album release "Making The Most" in 2011 with the formation of the label.
- The Danger O's - Indie/Alternative Rock band from West Chester, PA
- Eazy - Music producer/Beat maker and DJ from Rustenburg, South Africa who joined TM and became co-manager following the release of Black Blood Stains EP.
- Ender Belongs To Me - Brooklyn based electronic artist
- Jon Dice - Sample based electronic from Vermont
- Living Hour - Indie/Shoegaze/Rock From Winnipeg, Canada
- !mindparade - Psych Rock/Pop locals from Bloomington, IN
- The Stomping Academy - Pop/Rock ten piece band from Sweden
- Vows (band) - New Jersey/Vermont Rock band with synth layered dystopia
- Wonderbitch - Founded in Bloomington, native to Austin, TX
- WOOF. - NJ/NY electronic artist
Discography
"Living Hour" (04/23/2015) - Living Hour
"Jon Dice Presents Dubcake: Volume 1" (01/21/2015) - Jon Dice
"A Better Way" (01/01/2015) - Jon Dice
"Black Blood Stains EP" (04/26/2014) - Eazy
"0 EP" (03/27/2014) - Vows
"Vows EP" (03/25/2014) - Vows
"Digital Growth, Digital Decay" (01/08/2014) - Magic MAchine
"Happy Family EP" (09/26/2013) - The Stomping Academy
"Dance Floor Secrets"(07/03/2013) - Eazy
"Nothin' But The Beat" (05/16/13) - Niko Suave
"Eyes of the Streets"(3/25/13) - J.U.
"Tweaker Two"(4/23/13) - Hypocrite in a Hippy Crypt
"One Hungry Acre"(3/27/12) - Hotbreath Tea and the Invisible Branches
"198920" (01/22/12) - Little Timmy McFarland of Flight 19
"Mordecai's Reinvention" (11/11/11) - Magic MAchine
"Making The Most"(7/17/11) - Bonfire John
"Tweaker In The Park"(12/25/10) - Hypocrite in a Hippy Crypt
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