Records Never Released
The following records were recorded and produced, though were never released due to the reasons listed.
- Agent 84 - War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength LP (1998) - Not released due to band breaking up.
- American Nightmare/Hassan I Sabbah - Split 7 inch - Not released due to recording complications.
- Orange Island - Somnia Singles 7 inch (2002) - Not released due to lack of funds.
- Garrison/Orange Island - split CDEP (2002) - Eventually released on Lonesome Recordings
- Orange Island - The Tease CDEP (2003) - Not released due to Iodine's closing.
Shortly before Iodine's closing the label had planned to release new records by: The Faux, Smoke or Fire, Aim of Conrad, Eulcid, and The Nationale Blue. Iodine Recordings closed before these albums were recorded, and some of the artists recorded and released under a new record label.
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