Subterranean Records - List of Bands Released

List of Bands Released

  • Alterboys
  • Angel'in Heavy Syrup
  • Animal Things
  • Any Three Initials
  • Arkansaw Man
  • Arsenal
  • Bay Of Pigs
  • The Bedlam Rovers
  • Caroliner
  • Chrome
  • Club Foot Orchestra
  • Code Of Honor
  • Controlled Bleeding
  • Dead Kennedys
  • Factrix
  • Flipper
  • Fried Abortions
  • Frightwig
  • Helios Creed
  • Housecoat Project
  • Inflatable Boy Clams
  • The Jars
  • Jr. Chemists
  • The Leather Nun
  • Les Seldoms
  • The Lewd
  • The Longshoremen
  • Bruce Lose
  • Low Flying Aircraft
  • Minimal Man
  • The Muskrats
  • Naked City
  • Negative Trend
  • Nervous Gender
  • No Alternative
  • Penelope Houston
  • Polkacide
  • Pop-O-Pies
  • Pre-Fix
  • Psyclones
  • Research Library
  • Sick Pleasure
  • Society Dog
  • Tom Tadlock
  • The Terminators Of Endearment
  • The Tools
  • Ultrasheen
  • UNS
  • VKTMS
  • The Wannabe Texans
  • Stefan Weisser
  • Wilma
  • Witch Trials
  • Woundz
  • Kathleen Yearwood
  • Z'ev

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