Record Revolutions: Exploring the Discography of GC Records

This album takes hardcore to a smarter level. Varying influences grace this recording, which also features Justin of ESL?! fame. Released April 20, 2001.Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

GC sampler of Southern California bands that started a sound of their own... Featuring Intro5pect, ESL?!, no erasers allowed, and Kill the Scientist. Released March 1, 2001.Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

Melodic hardcore punk that will amaze, delight and enlighten. First 300 copies released on limited-edition clear green vinyl. Released January 7, 2001.Fast sing along pop punk that’s more aggressive than most you come across.(BG) MAXIMUMROCKNROLL, Issue #221, October 2001Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

Bob Dobbs' unholy disciples play "Duck, Duck, Goose" with crazy Japanese panda punks. Released November 2000.Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

This compilation features international up and coming punk bands, as well as bands who have had appearances on Alternative Tentacles, Fat, Kung Fu, Hopeless, Lookout, Recess, Sympathy For the Record Industry, Bluurg, BYO, Slap A Ham, and Panic Button! Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

The second CD release on the label was this split album between two southern California bands from the punk scene. Both bands recorded in Spring 1999 with Paul Miner at For the Record in Orange, CA. Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.