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Triple Crown Records

Triple Crown Records

Official Website: http://www.triplecrownrecords.com

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This New York City record label has been equal parts hardcore and pop-punk over the course of its existance - known for starting the careers of Brand New, Hot Rod Circuit and Northstar, Triple Crown has also put out records from hardcore staples such as Shockwave, Skarhead, No Redeeming Social Value, Where Fear And Weapons Meet, Death Threat, and many more.

The label's current roster is a model of diversity, from the acoustic pop of Kevin Divine to the Long Island hardcore of Scraps And Heart Attacks and the ska-metal of Folly.

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Recent News


Triple Crown Records signs Fireworks
Triple Crown Records has signed Detroit's Fireworks. The band reported: So about 2 years ago we recorded an EP called "We Are Everywhere". Since then, we released (sort of) a 7' with a cover, 2 old songs, and only one new song (which clocks in at a minute long). We understand we haven't been as exciting in the "new music" field as we should have, so we apologize. We promise we haven't been slacking though, the past 6 months or so have been filled with us touring, writing, garage band-ing,…
Triple Crown Records sign the Gay Blades
The Gay Blades have announced that they've signed a record deal with Triple Crown Records. According to the band's Myspace page, Triple Crown will allow the band to run their own imprint 4Never Records, on which the band released their 2007 album Ghosts Annex. The band is currently wrapping up a U.S.…
Hit the Lights: "Skip School Start Fights"
Hit The Lights have a full album stream of their new record. The record is titled Skip School, Start Fights and is due out July 08, 2008. It is the follow-up to This Is a Stick-Up…Don't Make It a Murder which was released in 2006. You can find it here.…
Hit The Lights: "Drop The Girl"
Hit The Lights have posted a new song from their upcoming album. The record is titled Skip School, Start Fights and is due out July 08, 2008. It is the follow-up to This Is a Stick-Up…Don't Make It a Murder which was released in 2006. You can find "Drop the Girl" on their myspace page.…
Hit The Lights set release date
Hit The Lights has set July 8 as the release day for their sophomore release Skip School Start Fights. The album, which will be the follow-up to This Is a Stick-Up…Don’t Make It a Murder, will see a release via Triple Crown Records. Skip School, Start Fights was produced by Rob Freeman (Hidden In Plain View) at Pilot Studios in New Jersey and was mixed by Zach Odom and Kenneth Mount (Mayday Parade, All Time Low,…
The Receiving End of Sirens (2003-2008)
The Receiving End Of Sirens have called it quits: We are sure this comes as a surprise to most, and a let-down to many of you as well. For that we are eternally sorry. We all realize that the band five right out of high…
Hit The Lights complete new album
Hit The Lights have wrapped up work on the follow up to 2006's This Is a Stick-Up…Don’t Make It a Murder. Guitarist/vocalist Nick Thompson made the announcement via the band's recording blog, and talked about the lineup changes and various hickups the band has faced in the lead up to the new record. You can check out the entirety of his announcement here.…
Folly announces final show
Sussex, NJ's Folly have announced their last show ever. It will be at the Main Stage in Pompton Lakes, NJ on April 13. The group previously announced their break up earlier this month. The group last released Resist Convenience in 2006 via…
Folly (1997-2008)
Sussex, New Jersey's Folly has called it quits. The band has posted a statement (well, more a lengthy tome really) to their MySpace page explaining their rationale and giving their thanks. Among it they revealed: So what’s next? We’ll be planning some “final shows” in due time, most likely in the NJ-NY-CT region abound. Ideally we wanted to get out to all the other states we love, (Florida, Texas, California, etc…) but it doesn’t seem likely we’ll do so. Also, to further extend going out the same way we…
The Dear Hunter lose 60 percent of their members
The Dear Hunter have suffered some lineup changes. Sixty percent of the band have taken off (Luke H Dent, Sammy Dent, Josh Rheault) and left Casey Crescenzo and Erick Serna to find replacements. For their upcoming tour with Circa Survive they will be replaced by Cliff Sarcona & Julio Tavarez of As Tall As Lions, as well as Andy Wildrick formerly of…

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