Load Records Bands
- Air Conditioning
- Arab On Radar
- Astoveboat
- Brainbombs
- Burmese
- Coughs
- Excepter
- Fat Day
- Fat Worm of Error
- Forcefield
- Friends Forever
- Gerty Farish
- Giant Jesus
- Hawd Gankstuh Rappuh MC's
- the Hospitals
- thee Hydrogen Terrors
- Khanate
- Kites
- Kites/Prurient
- Landed
- Lightning Bolt
- Men's Recovery Project
- Metalux
- Mindflayer
- Monotract
- Mr. California and the State Police
- Mystery Brinkman
- Nautical Almanac
- Necronomitron
- Neon Hunk
- Noxagt
- the Ohsees (aka OCS)
- Olneyville Sound System
- Pink and Brown
- Pleasurehorse
- Prurient
- the Scissor Girls
- Sightings
- Silver Daggers
- Six Finger Satellite
- Swordheaven
- Tinsel Teeth
- Total Shutdown
- the USAISAMONSTER
- Ultralyd
- Vincebus Eruptum
- John Von Ryan
- Vaz
- the White Mice
- Wizardzz
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