Sinnbus
German record label
Sinnbus is an independent record label and music publisher founded in Berlin, Germany, in 2003. The style of music released by Sinnbus varies from post-rock, post-punk, indie, and electronica.
It first started as a loose network of friends, musicians, and artists releasing albums and booking gigs independently.
They started with a sampler of local bands. Their first album they had released was SDNMT 2003.
In 2013 Sinnbus celebrated its 10th anniversary and has released its 50th full album since they've started.
Artists
Alarma Man
Audrey
Barra Head
Bodi Bill
Einar Stray Orchestra
Me and My Drummer
Rue Royale
The/Das
Troy von Balthazar
We Are the City
References
External links
Official Homepage
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