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Manifesto Records has released music from a celebrated list of artists. Founded in 1993, Manifesto is the successor to indie labels dating back to 1968, beginning as Bizarre Records (and its companion label, Straight Records). Bizarre signed artists such as Alice Cooper, Tim Buckley, Captain Beefheart, Wild Man Fischer, and others. Later, a third label, Discreet, was added, and the labels released albums until 1975. Starting in 1988, the reactivated Bizarre/Straight reissued albums by Tim Buckley, Alice Cooper, The GTOs, Lord Buckley, Captain Beefheart, and others.

In 1994, in addition to the core albums by Tom Waits (his earliest recordings, released as The Early Years Volumes 1 and 2), and many albums from Tim Buckley, Manifesto began to release new albums and re-issues, including albums by The Wedding Present, and, later, Cinerama, and other British bands like Sing-Sing featuring Emma Anderson from Lush, tribute albums to Tom Waits and Tim Buckley, Concrete Blonde, Lilys and Cranes. In 2005, The Wedding Present re-formed and Manifesto released the well-received Take Fountain, and later, El Rey. 

In 2001, Manifesto re-issued one of the most important catalogues in punk rock history — five albums by Dead Kennedys. Later, another live album was released, and in 2005 Manifesto also released Dead Kennedys’ first album, Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables, in both an original version and a new package with a new documentary DVD entitled Fresh Fruit for Rotting Eyeballs. With these last releases, the entire Dead Kennedys catalogue was now on Manifesto, where it remains to this day. In 2014, Manifesto released a box set of 7’ vinyl singles, all in the original packaging.

In 2009, Manifesto became the home of the imprint for The Turtles, called FloEdCo. We have released The Turtles’ Save The Turtles: The Turtles’ Greatest Hits; vinyl re-issues of It Ain’t Me Babe and Happy Together; and three albums by Flo & Eddie. In 2014, we released a box set of eight 7” vinyl singles.

Manifesto Records will continue to release and re-issue quality recordings in the future. Manifesto is distributed by eOne Distribution in the U.S. and Canada, and by Proper Music in the UK and Ireland, and H'art Distribution in the rest of Europe.

April 2016 -- New releases! We have totally revamped and have signed some incredible bands this year! Drinking Flowers, Pale Dian, Puro Instinct, Cellars and Band Aparte have recently joined our label.

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Before the entrance to the pub stands a doorkeeper.  Inside the pub a small crowd has gathered:  Lou Reed, Jonathan Richman and Mark Eitzel, Morrissey, Robert Pollard, Paul Westerberg and the elusive Don Lennon, the smart men from Wire and the surly Philip Larkin, Paddy McAloon, the good folks of Underworld and Yo La Tengo, Grant McLennan and Robert Forster, Ian Curtis and Lisa Germano, Annika Norlin, Stew, Mark E. Smith, Babybird, Rilke, and still others.  To this doorkeeper comes Marshmallow Fortresses, who prays for admittance.  The doorkeeper thinks it over for a moment, then answers, “Not now.”  
	Many days and years pass.  The pub door is always open, and through it he hears one miraculous song after another.  Marshmallow Fortresses repeatedly asks to enter so that he may  commune with his heroes, but the doorkeeper always responds in the same indifferent manner: “Not now.”  
	In time Marshmallow Fortresses grows old and his hearing begins to fail.  He gestures to the doorkeeper, who curtly asks, “What is it this time?”  In a creaky whisper, Marshmallow Fortresses observes, “How does it happen that for all these many years no one but myself has begged for entry here?”  The doorkeeper bursts out laughing.  “Are you serious?  Every  aging Smiths fan has been crowding this door since forever.  But, as for you, I’m now going to shut it for good.”

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tl: dr    Wire did it all, and did it all better


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Fronted by singer and keyboard player Valerie Trebeljahr, Lali Punas line-up is completed by Christian Heiß and drummer Christoph Brandner. Since 1998 Lali Puna released four albums: Tridecoder, Scary World Theory, Faking The Books and Our Inventions.

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"The band Smilla from the southern Russian city of Rostov-na-Donu. Textual support is close to zero and clear-cut photographs of the band are outnumbered by a series of bleached, barely discernible images of hands, faces, and other body parts. Vagueness and absence are thus cultivated, both physically and lyrically. The band's brief songs also work towards this goal of understatement and thematic homelessness; they're woven from the shortest possible phrasing, moving in and out of Italian, German, and other languages. Concrete tongues - and places - are referenced, but never chosen for long.

The only available information to accompany a recent EP and single is a list of the four band members: Smilla (vocals and keyboards), Roman Belenkiy (guitar), Alexandr Tüterev (bass), and Vladimir Kondratiev (drums and effects). With that our insight comes to a temporary end, though it's interesting to see that some Russian admirers like to tag Smilla as a "hipster" outfit. Beside the possible overlap here with Oleg Chubykin's self-definition as a manque hippy, the term fixed to Smilla is usually applied to a melange of various underground or "minor" styles - none of which are taken very seriously".

The Enduring Charm of a Faraway Gaze: Oleg Chubykin, Lilac, and Smilla// http://www.farfrommoscow.com/articles/oleg-chubykin-lilac-and-smilla.html


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