Suburban Noize Records - Artists

Artists

Current
See also: Skunk Records artists and Suburban Noize Records discography
Artist Year signed Description
Kottonmouth Kings 1995 Composed of Daddy X, Lou Dog, D-Loc, Johnny Richter, DJ Bobby B, Taxman, and The Dirtball, the band describes its music style as "psychedelic hip-hop punk rock". In 2006, Kottonmouth Kings headlined at the year's Cannabis Cup and was named "Band of the Year" by High Times. Daddy X is a cofounder and owner of Suburban Noize Records.
Big B 1999 American solo rapper. Formerly of 187 and OPM respectively.
Tsunami Brothers 2003 A group fronted by DJ Bobby B and DJ Shakey Bonez (D-Loc) and assisted by Doug Carrion and Lou Dog
Kingspade 2004 D-Loc and Johnny Richter of the Kottonmouth Kings
The Dirtball 2005 An American rapper from Crook County, Oregon and current member of the Kottonmouth Kings.
Hed PE 2006 Formed by rapper Jared Gomes in 1994, Hed PE performs a style of music which it refers to as "G-punk", a fusion of punk rock and hip hop. The band was formerly signed to Jive Records, with a different line-up.
Authority Zero 2006 Formed in 1994, Authority Zero's style is rooted in reggae and skate punk. The band was formerly signed to Lava Records.
Potluck 2006 American hip hop group from Humboldt County, California.
Dog Boy 2007 Raggae/Punk Rock artist originally part of Too Rude. Released his solo album Rebel Riddim in 2007
DGAF 2008 American hip hop group consisting of Chucky Styles and Gillies.
Unwritten Law 2008 American punk rock band formed in Poway, California in 1990. The band was formerly signed to Red Eye, Epic, Interscope and Lava Records.
Swollen Members 2009 Canadian hip hop group composed of Madchild (MC), Prevail (MC), and Rob The Viking (DJ) signed in collaboration with Battleaxe Records, a label formed by group member Madchild.
Moonshine Bandits 2010 American band which fuses country, rock and hip hop.
Saigon 2010 American rapper from Brownsville, Brooklyn. Previously signed to Atlantic Records.
Slaine 2010 American rapper from Boston, Massachusetts.
X-Pistols 2010 American punk rock band consisting of Daddy X, The Dirtball (of Kottonmouth Kings), TNT, Joey Glock and Colt Clayton (of D.I.).
Madchild 2011 Canadian solo rapper as well as being co-founder of the Canadian hip hop group Swollen Members.
Glasses Malone 2011 American rapper from Watts, California. His albums are released as a collaboration between Suburban Noize, Blu Division Music, Hoo-Bangin' Records, Cash Money Records, and Universal Republic Records.
Jeffry Nothing 2011 An American heavy metal singer from Cleveland, Ohio, Jeffry Nothing is best known as the vocalist of Mushroomhead.
Mickey Avalon 2011 An American rapper from Hollywood, California.
Prevail 2011 Canadian solo rapper as well as being co-founder of the Canadian hip hop group Swollen Members
Death by Stereo 2012 An American band currently signed to Viking Funeral Records and Subnoize.
Cool Nutz 2012 An American rapper from Portland, Oregon.
Former
Artist Year(s) signed Albums released on Suburban Noize Notes
Corporate Avenger 1998—2001 4 Currently signed to Massive Sound Records.
Pakelika 2003-2010 2 Died August 12th, 2012.
Grand Vanacular 1999-2004 1
Disfunction-ILL 2004 1 Rap Duo Pakelika and Grand Vanacular
La Coka Nostra 2008-2012 1 Currently signed to Uncle Howie Records/Fat Beats.
Mix Mob 2002 1
Daddy X 1995-2013 2
Danny Diablo 2007 1 Currently signed to Hellcat Records.
Wicked Wisdom 2006 1
Mower 2003–2010 3
Mondo Generator 2007 1
Phunk Junkeez 2003–2007 1 Currently signed to Dmaft Records
Judge D 2003–2008 2
X Clan 2006–2010 2
Taintstick 2009–2010 1
OPM 2006–2010 3 Currently signed to MNO Records
Barry and the Penetrators 2009 1
BLESTeNATION 2009-2012 1
Sen Dog 2008-2009 1
Too Rude 2000-2007 2

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