Trangressive Records

Esser

An old friend, and ex-sticksman proved himself to be also a genius producer, songwriter and potential pop icon.

Foals

Formed from the ashes of The Ed Fitz, Foals re-invigorated and re-invented a genre with their unique blend of minimal and post hardcore mathletics.

Graham Coxon

Iron and Wine

The second of our licences from Sub Pop (they returned the favour by releasing Foals in the States....) Iron and Wine joined us for his masterpiece ‘The Shepherd's Dog'...

Liam Finn

You know you're on to something when you settle down to describe an artist who attempts to meld the lyrical folk of Elliot Smith, with the violent outbursts of Lightning Bolt and the jam stylings of the Grateful Dead.

Mechanical Bride

First spotted singing with Larrikin Love, the enigmatic Lauren Doss took up the persona Mechanical Bride for her debut EP ‘In The Throes'.

Mystery Jets

Noisettes

Pulled Apart by Horses

So So Modern

Touring their native New Zealand relentlessly, So So Modern combine a love of 80's synth work outs with hardcore ethics, rhythms and guitars, and a set of lyrical influences which completely engrosses.

The Young Knives

Perhaps the definitive Transgressive band... we were thrilled by the band on our first visit to Oxford and immediately signed them for the ‘Junky Music Make My Heart Beat Faster' ep, and swiftly converted it to our first multi-album deal.

Two Door Cinema Club

Wet Paint

Absentee

Battle

Dan Michaelson and the Coastguards

Duels

Human Knives

Jeremy Warmsley

Larrikin Love

Polytechnic

Rumble Strips

The Pipettes