Critique

Critique Records was founded in the early 1990s, emerging as a prominent independent label in the underground music scene. Initially focused on alternative rock and indie pop, it quickly expanded its roster to include genres such as electronic, hip-hop, and experimental music. The label gained recognition for its commitment to artistic integrity and innovation, fostering a community of diverse artists. Notable artists associated with Critique include the influential indie rock band The Echoes, electronic producer Luma, and acclaimed hip-hop collective The Urban Poets. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Critique became known for its distinctive sound and aesthetic, contributing to the rise of several subcultures. In the years that followed, the label adapted to the changing music landscape, embracing digital distribution while maintaining its focus on quality over commercial success. Critique's legacy lies in its role as a platform for emerging talent and its impact on the independent music scene, influencing countless artists and labels that followed.