MGM Distribution - Artists

Artists

  • Arrows (Hobbledehoy Record Co)
  • The Basics (Independent)
  • The Beautiful Girls (San Dumo/Independent)
  • Ben Mitchell (Independent)
  • Birds of Tokyo (Independent)
  • Blue King Brown (Roots Level Records)
  • Bukkcity (Unda K9)
  • Butterfingers (Valley Trash Records)
  • Carus and The True Believers (Independent)
  • Cog (Diffrnt Music/Little Samurai)
  • The Conglomerate (Independent, debut album only)
  • Dan Webb (Independent)
  • Drawn from Bees (Bonefinger Records)
  • The E.L.F. (Oaks Records)
  • Edward Guglielmino (Independent)
  • Endorphin (Seduction Records)
  • Epicure (Independent)
  • The Flairz (Lefroy Records)
  • Hungry Kids of Hungary (Independent)
  • Impossible Odds (Impossible Odds)
  • Intercooler (Rhythm Ace)
  • Jacqui Hunt (Auraphonic)
  • The Jezabels (Independent)
  • John Butler Trio (Jarrah Records)
  • Karnivool (Independent)
  • Kate Miller-Heidke (Waterbear Records)
  • Lior (Senso Unico)
  • The Little Stevies (Independent)
  • Lucky Fonz III (Cruiserweight Records)
  • Mark Wilkinson (Independent)
  • Mia Dyson (Backdoor Records)
  • The Panda Band (Bamboo Records)
  • The Panics (LittleBIGMAN Records)
  • The Pigram Brothers (Pigram Music)
  • Tin Alley
  • The Preytells (Independent)
  • Resin Dogs (Hydrofunk)
  • Sam Clark (PLW Entertainment)
  • Sarah McLeod (Naughty Mouse Ink/Independent)
  • Sekiden (Valve Records)
  • Skipping Girl Vinegar (Popboomerang)
  • Sneaky Sound System (Whack Records)
  • Superengine (Q-Stik Records)
  • Voodoo Monkeys (Independent)
  • The Waifs (Jarrah Records)
  • Young Modern (Croxton Records)

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