Fiction Records

Fiction Records on vinyl: the label of The Cure

In short: Fiction Records was founded in London in 1978 by Chris Parry – and The Cure were there from the start. For decades their albums came out here, from post-punk to pop. Later Fiction belonged to Universal; in Britain and Europe it also released albums by Tame Impala. The Vinyl Room currently has 10 records on Fiction Records.

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First pressings

New wave & indie

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→ The Cure · Tame Impala · New wave · Post-punk

What makes Fiction Records special?

The Cure: the debut “Three Imaginary Boys” (1979), the collection “Standing On A Beach”, the double album “Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me” (1987), the remix record “Mixed Up”, the concert recording “Entreat” and “Wish” (1992) with “Friday I’m In Love”.

The newer era: Tame Impala, Kevin Parker’s project from Australia, with “Currents” and “The Slow Rush”, Snow Patrol with “A Hundred Million Suns” and Spector with “Moth Boys”.

FAQ

Who founded Fiction Records? Chris Parry, in London in 1978.

Which band is associated with Fiction? Above all The Cure, whose albums came out here for decades.

Is there Tame Impala on Fiction? Yes – “Currents” and “The Slow Rush” came out on Fiction in Britain and Europe.

What do you have on Fiction? Records from the late seventies to today – 10 records in all.