I'm here to shamelessly plug my tape label... since it was Yea Forums that got me into harsh noise originally

I'm here to shamelessly plug my tape label... since it was Yea Forums that got me into harsh noise originally.
deathbedtapes.bandcamp.com/

For fans of Harsh Noise, HNW, Industrial, and Power Electronics. I put out one tape a week, every Monday.
I started this label last year as a way to put out my own stuff, but it quickly turned into this big thing. I've been working with artists like Masonna (Controlled Death), Richard Ramirez, Subklinik, Vomir, Macronympha, and a ton more.
I love doing special box sets. My Subklinik one included human bones and grave dirt. The N. one came with a 1930's Last Will and Testament. The Macronympha one came with a leather gimp mask. I'm planning one that comes with real prison shanks purchased from a corrections officer.
The digital discography is 90% off. That's 38 releases for $11.40
There are tons of tapes in stock, plus t-shirts and patches. I have a HUGE queue of releases planned... about 50 of them (some notable ones are Contagious Orgasm, Guilty Connector, Masonna, K2, Breathing Problem...)

Keep track of the label on facebook at Deathbed Tapes on IG @deathbedtapes or follow on the bandcamp.

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Redeem at deathbedtapes.bandcamp.com/yum

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got one, thanks

Yea Forums is too pleb for noise

Keep up the good work though OP

noise is bad and you should feel bad

noise is good and you should feel good
glad people are still doing cool stuff

Thank you!

Appreciate that. I just try to put out stuff that I would wanna buy.

how in the actual fuck did you get to work with masonna

Good stuff, refreshing to see something actually interesting/underground on Yea Forums.

Asking just out of curiosity since I'm involved with a cassette label myself - are you not considering a SoundCloud presence? It seems to be the way to go for many small industrial/noise/experimental/techno labels, even those way underground, for getting noticed and staying relevant.

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