Record Revolutions: Exploring the Discography of GC Records

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.

Beautiful female-fronted sugary fuzz-pop from Norway. Anyone who's heard it, loves it... and it's all sung in English!! This was the label's second CD release, and the first band full length album.Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

The first compilation was also the label's first release on CD. We're Not Generation X was put together during the years 1998-1999 and features sounds courtesy of demos sent from bands and artists from all over the world. Art was commissioned by collage artist extraordinaire Winston Smith of Dead Kennedys fame. Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

The Record Revolutions podcast kicks off with a look at the first release on the label, the "Education" 7-inch record by Intro5pect (pronounced Introspect). Enjoy getting to know our co-hosts while they talk about this first release as well as the true story behind how the record label got its name.Find out more about the record label and all albums currently in stock at www.gcrecords.com.

COMING SOON: Discover the stories behind the music with the exciting new podcast, Record Revolutions. Join Dr. Ashley Stone as she goes down memory lane with Shahab Zargari, co-owner of GC Records, to funcover and explore over two decades of groundbreaking releases.