Sub Pop

Sub Pop on vinyl: from grunge to indie

In short: Sub Pop was founded in Seattle in the late eighties and made grunge known – Nirvana’s first album “Bleach” came out here. Later the label became a home for indie rock, folk and hip-hop with a mind of their own. The Vinyl Room currently has 12 Sub Pop records.

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→ Nirvana · Father John Misty · Indie rock · Rock on vinyl

What makes Sub Pop special?

Folk rock from the Northwest: Fleet Foxes with their debut “Fleet Foxes” and Band Of Horses with “Cease To Begin”. Low from Minnesota are here with “Double Negative” and “Hey What” – quiet songs, distorted by noise and fuzz.

Plus Father John Misty with “Chloë And The Next 20th Century”, Shabazz Palaces with the hip-hop of “Black Up”, Orville Peck with “Pony”, CSS with “Donkey”, Dntel with “Dumb Luck” and Flock Of Dimes with “Head Of Roses”.

FAQ

Where does Sub Pop come from? From Seattle, founded in the late eighties.

What does Sub Pop have to do with grunge? The label released early records by Nirvana, Mudhoney and Soundgarden.

What music is on Sub Pop today? Mainly indie rock and folk, plus hip-hop and electronic music.

What do you have on Sub Pop? Records from the 2000s to the 2020s – 12 records in all.