Gutterth Records Puts Entire Catalog Online For Free Streaming

There's a relatively short list of record labels in town, and Gutterth Records might be the shrewdest: Yesterday, the home to Daniel Folmer, The Timeline Post, Ryan Thomas Becker and others, made every release it's ever put out up as a free stream over at the newly created Gutterthrecords.com--21 releases...

By Daniel Hopkins

May 11, 2010

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There's a relatively short list of record labels in town, and Gutterth Records might be the shrewdest: Yesterday, the home to Daniel Folmer, The Timeline Post, Ryan Thomas Becker and others, made every release it's ever put out up as a free stream over at the newly created Gutterthrecords.com--21 releases in total.

Says Gutterth Records co-owner Michael Briggs of the decision: "We think that all of the releases, including the older back catalog, are really good and we want them to continue to be heard and live forever online. This will get a lot more people to hear them rather than the off-chance that someone purchases one."

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