spinART Records
Founded	1991
Founder	Jeff Price
Genre	Indie
Country of origin	United States
Location	New York, New York

spinART Records is a now-defunct New York City-based independent record label that released recordings by artists such as The Apples in Stereo, Clem Snide, Frank Black and Michael Penn.

The label was started by Jeff Price and Joel Morowitz in 1991^[1]. spinART had filed for bankruptcy in April 2007^[2] and went out of business.

Jeff Price, is now CEO of digital music distributor of TuneCore.

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[edit] Artists

Apollo Sunshine The Apples in Stereo Augie March Eef Barzelay Bis Frank Black & the Catholics Bunny Summer Vic Chesnutt Cinerama Clem Snide creeper lagoon cub The Dears Detachment Kit Eels Elf Power Eyes Adrift Jason Falkner Fastbacks Flashing Lights

Bill Fox Frank Black Francis Halo Bit Hank Dogs Head of Femur Hockey Night Holiday Hot IQs Bill Janovitz John Doe Thing KaitO UK Tommy Keene The Lilac Time The Lilys Lotion Marbles Mazarin MC Honky Minders Nellie McKay

Monsterland Orange Peels Michael Penn Pixies Poole Poster Children Regia The Revelers Small Factory Squatweiler Suddenly, Tammy! The Sunshine Fix The Technical Jed Throw That Beat in the Garbagecan Trampoline Trashcan Sinatras Wedding Present White Town You Am I Zeke Fiddler

[edit] See also

• List of record labels

[edit] References