Light In The Attic Records

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Light In The Attic Records is an independent record label based out of Seattle, Washington, known for its roster of reissue projects, and for its distribution catalog.^{[citation needed]}

History

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Light In The Attic started out as the brain-child of co-owner Matt Sullivan, whose plan was to release reissues while also cultivating the careers of new talent. The dot-com boom of the 90s helped fund his musical schemes.^{[citation needed]}

Sullivan started out producing live shows for independent bands such as Interpol and Saul Williams; these events brought the label critical acclaim within Seattle.^{[citation needed]} But the goal was always to be a record label first and a production company second; profits from concert production provided funds for the company to begin releasing music from signed artists.^{[citation needed]}

Eventually, Light In The Attic won a reissue deal with pop-psych band The Free Design.^{[citation needed]}

Bands

• The Black Angels
• The Blakes
• Karen Dalton
• Betty Davis
• Doug Randle
• Earth, Roots & Water^[1]
• Noel Ellis^[2]
• The Free Design
• Jamaica to Toronto^[3]
• The Last Poets
• Wayne McGhie and The Sounds Of Joy^[4]
• Jackie Mittoo
• Monks
• Os Mutantes
• Serge Gainsbourg
• Sixto Diaz Rodriguez
• Stephen John Kalinich^[5]
• The Saturday Knights
• Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators^[6]

References

External links

• Official MySpace page