Psychout Records is an independent record label founded by Nicke Andersson primarily to release material with his band The Hellacopters.
Psychout Records | |
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Founded | 1995 |
Founder | Nicke Andersson |
Genre | Rock, punk, power pop |
Country of origin | ![]() |
Location | Stockholm |
History
The idea to start his own label came after experiencing problems with record labels during his time as the drummer of the heavy metal band Entombed which made four years pass between Wolverine Blues from 1993 and its follow up DCLXVI: To Ride Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth from 1997.[1] While the label mostly has been used for Hellacopters releases other artist such as The Robots who released a tribute single to the Swedish Formula One driver Ronnie Peterson,[2] as well as the Neil Leyton, Dregen and Nicke Anderssons collaboration The Point.[3]
Discography
Year | Artist | Release | Catalog Number | Ref |
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1995 | The Hellacopters | "Killing Allan" | PSYCH001 | [4] |
1996 | The Robots | "Go, Go, Go" | PSYCH002 | [4] |
1999 | The Hellacopters | Grande Rock | PSYCH005 | [4] |
2001 | The Hellacopters, Adam West | The Hellacopters / Adam West | PSYCH006 | |
2002 | The Hellacopters | Cream Of The Crap Vol. 1 | - | [4] |
2004 | Cream Of The Crap Vol. 2 | - | ||
2006 | Air Raid Serenades | - | ||
2007 | Same Lame Story | PSYCH009 | [5] | |
The Solution | Will Not Be Televised | - | ||
2009 | The Point | TBA | - | [3] |
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