List of Tortuga Recordings Releases
| Cat # | Artist | Title | Format | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TR-.05 | Reach the Sky | Demo | ||
| TR-001 | The Gersch | The Gersch | 7" | 1997 |
| TR-002 | Seven Day Curse | The Color Blood | ||
| TR-003 | Various artists | Metal is a Tough Business | CD | |
| TR-004 | Seven Day Curse | After the Storm | CD | |
| TR-005 | Non Compos Mentis | The Rats Know Him | CD | 1999 |
| TR-006 | Scissorfight | New Hampshire | CD | 1999 |
| TR-007 | Old Man Gloom | Meditations in B | CD | 1999 |
| TR-008 | Isis | Sawblade | 12" | 2000 |
| TR-009 | Scissorfight | Piscataqua | CD-EP | 2000 |
| TR-010 | Milligram | Hello Motherfucker! EP | CD-EP | 2000 |
| TR-011 | 5ive | 5ive | LP/CD | 2001 |
| TR-012 | Roadsaw | Rawk and Roll | 2×LP | 2000 |
| TR-013 | Old Man Gloom | Seminar II: The Holy Rites of Primitivism Regressionism | CD | 2001 |
| TR-014 | Old Man Gloom | Seminar III: Zozobra | CD | 2001 |
| TR-015 | Isis | SGNL>05 | 12" | 2001 |
| TR-016 | 5ive | The Telestic Disfracture | CD | 2001 |
| TR-017 | Milligram | Black & White Rainbow | CD-EP | 2001 |
| TR-018 | Scissorfight | American Cloven Hoof Blues | CD | 2002 |
| TR-019 | Scissorfight | Mantrapping for Sport and Profit | CD | 2001 |
| TR-020 | Quitter | Untitled | CD-EP | |
| TR-021 | 5ive | The Hemophiliac Dream EP | CD-EP | 2003 |
| TR-022 | Scissorfight | A Potential New Agent for Unconventional Warfare | CD-EP | 2002 |
| TR-023 | Old Man Gloom | Christmas | CD | 2004 |
| TR-025 | Dukes of Nothing | War & Wine | CD-EP | 2003 |
| TR-026 | Scissorfight | Deathchants, Breakdowns and Military Waltzes Vol. 2 | CD-EP | 2001 |
| TR-027 | Old Man Gloom | Christmas Eve I and II + 6 | CD-EP | 2003 |
| TR-028 | Tusk | Tree of No Return | CD | 2004 |
| TR-037 | 5ive | Hesperus | CD | 2008 |
| TR-074 | The Theory of Abstract Light | The Theory of Abstract Light | CD | 2002 |
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