90s Tag

Dance Stance

As Britpop exploded across UK culture in the mid-1990s, ‘Cool Britannia’ seemed to rule the airwaves. DJs and dance acts quickly got in on the act, sharing headline slots with guitar bands. A new 4-CD compilation, Going Out Of My Head - Adventures On The

You Should Be Dancing

We’re expanding our collection of 90s dance music, having recently completed a deal for Edward Ball’s side projects The Chemical Pilot (the album Journey To The Centre Of The Mind, 1998) and The Playboy Revolutionary (The Matrix, 1999), adding to his Love Corporation material. We also represent the Planet Dog repertoire – an independent label active

Cherry Red acquire Northside back catalogue

Hailing from Manchester, Northside were part the so-called 'Baggy' explosion of dance-tinged Indie bands around 1989/1990, spearheaded by the Stone Roses, the Happy Mondays and the Inspiral Carpets. Northside signed to the city's most famous label, Factory, and enjoyed UK hits with 'Shall We Take