Artists Who Have Released Material On No Idea
- Acrid
- Against Me!
- Alkaline Trio
- Ampere
- Annalise
- Anthem Eighty Eight
- Armalite
- Army of Ponch
- Assholeparade
- Astrid Oto
- Atom & His Package
- Billy Reese Peters
- Bitchin'
- Blacktop Cadence
- Bridge & Tunnel
- Burnman
- Chuck Ragan
- Clairmel
- Cleveland Bound Death Sentence
- Coalesce
- Colbom
- Combatwoundedveteran
- Creepoid
- Crucible
- Deadsure
- Dear Landlord
- Defiance, Ohio
- Dillinger Four
- The Draft
- Elmer
- The Ergs!
- Fay Wray
- Fifth Hour Hero
- Fiya
- Floodgate
- Floor
- Four Letter Word
- Fracture
- Ghost Mice
- Glass and Ashes
- Grabass Charlestons
- Gunmoll
- Gus
- The Holy Mountain
- Hot Water Music
- I Hate Myself
- Jawbreaker
- J Church
- Jud Jud
- Latterman
- Leatherface
- Left for Dead
- Less Than Jake
- Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
- Moonraker
- New Mexican Disaster Squad
- New Wave Blasphemy
- No Choice
- North Lincoln
- Off With Their Heads
- Old Growth
- Onion Flavored Rings
- Palatka
- Panthro U.K. United 13
- Paul Baribeau
- Planes Mistaken for Stars
- Pung
- Radon
- Rehasher
- Riverboat Gamblers
- Ruination
- Rumbleseat
- Samiam
- Scouts Honor
- Shores
- Small Brown Bike
- Sparkmarker
- Spoke
- Strike Anywhere
- Strikeforce Diablo
- The Swarm
- The Tim Version
- This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb
- This Is My Fist!
- Tired From Now On
- Tomorrow
- The 'Tone
- Trapdoor Fucking Exit
- True North
- Twelve Hour Turn
- Unitas
- Usuals
- Western Addiction
- Whiskey & Co
- Worn in Red
- Young Livers
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