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Hellcat Records

Bands:  The Calamatix, DOOM Regulator, Transplants, Grade 2, The Interrupters, GBH, Hepcat, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Rancid
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Hellcat Records is an independent record label based in Los Angeles, California. The label was started as an imprint of Epitaph Records, was started as a partnership between Bad Religion’s Brett Gurewitz and Tim Armstrong of Rancid.

Releases
The Calamatix – “The Calamatix”Rancid – “Tomorrow Never Comes”Grade 2 – Self-TitledThe Interrupters – “In The Wild”
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DS Album Review: The Calamatix – ‘The Calamatix’
The Calamatix have released their debut, self-titled album via Hellcat Records, and while summer may very well be over. The Calamatix doesn’t care. The album is full of laid-back music, blending genres like reggae, ska, funk, trip-hop, and punk. They take it upon themselves to transport us back to the slightly warmer days when the […]
DS Featured Release: The Calamatix sign to Hellcat Records, unveil video for “Rootstyle”
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DS News: Rancid announce new album “Tomorrow Never Comes”, stream title track
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