Third Eye Stimuli Records
Australian independent record label

Third Eye Stimuli Records is an Australian independent record label based in Thirroul, NSW founded in 2015 by Joshua White and Rick Snowden.
In 2020, the label curated a performance series called Strange News in NSW and Victoria.
Third Eye Stimuli Records curates ongoing tours in Australia and New Zealand. Artists with this label have had albums in the Rolling Stone Album of the Year in Australia and New Zealand in 2024.
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