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Trifekta Records
Trifekta logo.jpg
Founded 1997
Founder Tom Larnach-Jones
Tim Everest
Paul Towner
Distributor(s) Festival Mushroom Records
Genre Various
Country of origin Australia
Location Fitzroy, Victoria

Trifekta is the name of a now defunct Australia based independent record label,[1] based in Fitzroy, Victoria.[2] It was started in 1997 by Tom Larnach-Jones (Shock Records), Tim Everest and Paul 'Presser' Towner (Gerling).


The first release for the label was debut release for The Avalanches, a limited edition 7" single entitled "Rock City". This was followed by another limited edition 7" single, this time Gerling's "Bachelor Pad" single. Towner returned to Sydney and not long after this, Everest left the label in the hands of Larnach-Jones, so that he could focus on his fashion label Schwipe.



Artists


Bands released on the Trifekta label include:



  • The Crayon Fields

  • Deerhoof

  • Magnolia Electric Co.

  • Minimum Chips

  • Mountains in the Sky

  • Preston School of Industry

  • Xiu Xiu

  • Architecture in Helsinki

  • Art of Fighting

  • The Avalanches


  • The Decemberists[3]

  • Dynomite D

  • Gerling

  • Gersey


  • The Go-Betweens[4]

  • Life Without Buildings

  • Motor Vehicle Sundown

  • Ninetynine

  • Sodastream

  • Songs: Ohia

  • Superchunk

  • Ukiyo-e

  • Via Tania

  • Your Wedding Night



See also



  • List of record labels

  • Australian indie rock



References





  1. ^ "For the Record: Quick News on Godsmack, Mystikal, Alanis Morissette, Kiss, Outkast, Unwound & More". MTV, Retrieved on 4 August 2009


  2. ^ "Trifekta Records". Hotfrog, Retrieved on 4 August 2009


  3. ^ Bernard Zuel, 16 April 2005. "The Decemberists, Picaresque". Sydney Morning Herald, Retrieved on 4 August 2009


  4. ^ Chris Beck, 24 May 2003. "Ready, set, go again". The Age, Retrieved on 4 August 2009









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