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09/10/2026

Thx to Tim for this review (you should subscribe to his Substack page!) of the latest Frontier Records reissue release from the Flyboys!

Unfettered punk journalism for human beings, not metrics. Click to read The Tim "Na**lm" Stegall Substack, by Tim Na**lm Stegall, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

09/09/2026

Thx to Richard at Adverse Effects in Poland for these reviews! Woo! David J, Louder Than You Think soundtrack (all Independent Project Records) & Mekons (Fire Records)

All reviews (so far) by Richard Johnson and Steve Pescott (SP). If you want Adverse Effect to review anything of yours please note we only accept physical formats sent to the address noted elsewher…

09/07/2026

Thx to Christopher & Scene Point Blank for this terrific interview with Vivabeat (Liberation Hall)

LA’s Art-Punk Pioneers Who Bridged Continents and Genres In 1978, Vivabeat emerged from Los Angeles with a sound that defied easy categorization. As I spoke with Marina and Mick years …

09/04/2026

It’s Bandcamp Friday!

Today is Bandcamp Friday, so allow us to
shine the spotlight on ourselves and the incredible roster of artists who define Independent Project Records. We are offering our two label collections, The Well and Source, on Special Edition CD for a discounted price - that’s 60 tracks of IPR classics and rarities!

09/04/2026

What a review! Thx Eleni & Coachella Valley Weekly for this!

09/03/2026

Thx Jim & Living Blues for this Top Jimmy & the Rhythm Pigs review! Whoa!

09/01/2026

Thx to Rabble Rouse News for this first look at Independent Project Records latest (out 10/30) on the debut of Driveway Ceiling.

Driveway Ceiling subverts the classic concept album on Death of the Walden Newspaper Co. Read the RabbleRouse News review of this psych-pop masterpiece.

08/30/2026

Thx to Colin and Indie Launchpad for playing the latest Gerald Casale track!

08/29/2026

New York!!

08/27/2026

Thx JR & Pollstar for featuring Kim Theory in this article!

It is noon in Chicago’s Grant Park. It’s a bright summer day in the Windy City. Rain will come later — it’s late July in the Midwest, after all —  but