Speed City

Speed City Records was founded in the late 1970s in the United States, primarily focusing on the burgeoning punk and new wave scenes. The label emerged during a time of musical experimentation, capturing the raw energy of underground artists. Notable acts associated with Speed City include influential punk bands such as The Dils and The Zeros, who contributed to the label's reputation as a platform for innovative sounds. Throughout the 1980s, Speed City expanded its roster to include a diverse array of genres, including alternative rock and pop. The label played a crucial role in promoting regional talent and fostering a sense of community within the music scene. Although it faced challenges in the evolving music industry, Speed City left a lasting legacy by supporting independent artists and shaping the landscape of alternative music. Its commitment to artistic integrity continues to resonate with musicians and fans today.