Distributed Labels
PIAS Entertainment group distributes over 100 independent labels in the United Kingdom and Ireland, including the following:
- 4AD
- Absynthe Minded
- Angular Recording Co.
- Asthmatic Kitty
- Beggars Banquet Records
- Big Brother Recordings
- Big Dada Recordings
- Bloody Chamber Music
- Brownswood Recordings
- Chemikal Underground
- Dance to the Radio
- Dead Oceans
- Domino Records
- Drag City
- Drive-Thru Records
- Drowned in Sound
- Duophonic Records
- Epitaph Records
- FatCat Records
- Full Time Hobby
- G-Unit Records
- Hardly Art
- Hopeless Records
- Hellcat Records
- Independiente
- Infectious Records
- Jagjaguwar
- Kitchenware Records
- Kitsune Records
- Lovepump United Records
- Matador Records
- Memphis Industries
- Mute Records
- Ninja Tune
- One Little Indian
- Play It Again Sam
- Polyvinyl Records
- Rock Action Records
- Rough Trade Records
- Sanctuary Records
- Secretly Canadian
- SideOneDummy Records
- Southern Fried Records
- Sub Pop
- Suicide Squeeze Records
- Thrill Jockey
- Too Pure
- Touch & Go Records
- True Panther Sounds
- V2 Records
- Victory Records
- Vagrant Records
- Warp Records
- Wiija
- XL Recordings
- Young Turks
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