integrity records musical independence since 1994

about integrity records

Integrity Records was founded in 1994 in a small office in Bedford, England. After early releases from Cambridge indie-popsters The Traceys, the label became notable for signing bands such as Miss Black America, Plutonik and Million Dead, whose vocalist Frank Turner went on to forge a successful solo career.

John Peel was a great supporter of the label and played the vast majority of our releases on his BBC Radio 1 show. In 2002, 5 Integrity releases (including B-sides) proudly appeared in Peel’s annual Festive Fifty.

In recent years, Integrity has also been the UK home for American artists such as Travis + Julie, Katastrophy Wife and Meow Meow.

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office stereo

Aside from the sonic gems we release ourselves, here’s what’s currently gracing the Integrity office stereo.

Why not email us your own monthly playlists (up to 5 albums/singles/EPs/demos), and we’ll publish some alongside our own. Include your name and address if you also want to be in the hat for randomly drawn freebies.

may 2020 – hannah

Got a cracking guest feature this month, with 5 tracks by South West based artists that have seen heavy rotation on the Office Stereo of Hannah O’Brien, editor of music mag Exeter Uncovered

• Sunflower x Poisonous Birds – Low Tide and the Dying Sun
• Ollie Dixon – Interlude, I
• Jake Loosemore – Better Me
• Sadie Horler – Game Over
• Wired Design – Panic Room (feat. Liam Engel)

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