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Iodine Recordings

Bands:  DROUGHT, Audio Karate, The Iron Roses, Dead Bars, downtalker, Rebuilder
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Iodine Recordings is an underground indie label from Boston, MA since 1998.

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Cover of the single, art is hand holding little pieces of garbage, including covers for needles. Art is set in a while background, with the band name, single name, and label logo.downtalker – “All My Friends Are Dead”Rebuilder – “Local Support”
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Cover of the single, art is hand holding little pieces of garbage, including covers for needles. Art is set in a while background, with the band name, single name, and label logo.
DS Album Review: downtalker – “All My Friends Are Dead”
Between technicolor synth and screeching guitar, downtalker paints a picture of trauma and addiction as if running through an anxious dream. The soon to release single, “All My Friends Are Dead”, is a new release from Boston-based band downtalker, following their LP released August of this year, Post Junkie Selfish Millennial Single Father Field Notes. […]
DS Photo Gallery: Rebuilder’s “Local Support” Record Release Party, w/ No Trigger, Choke Up and Trash Rabbit (Cambridge, MA – 09/01/23)
A week ago Friday, beloved Boston punks Rebuilder finally held the very-long-awaited record release show at Cambridge, MA’s Sinclair for their latest full-length, Local Support. If you read our recent chat with Rebuilder co-frontman (and Local Support‘s primary architect) Sal Ellington, you’re no doubt aware of the trials and tribulations that went into the drawn-out […]
DS Interview: Rebuilder’s Sal Ellington on “Local Support,” the band’s reenergized new album (and label shopping, and #thebiz, and Salfies, and much more)!
The list of things that can get in the way of a band releasing new music out into the world is a long and winding one. Band member changes, creative lulls, global pandemics, Adele misreading the market and pressing like 500,000 copies of an album that’s destined for thrift store shelves, national social and political […]