Drag City (record label)

Drag City was formed in 1989 when Koretzky, who was working for a record distribution company in Chicago, contacted the band Royal Trux, after hearing their first album, with the offer of releasing a single. Hero Zero was soon followed by Demolition Plot J-7, the second release by Pavement. Walker described releasing the album on the indie label as "an experiment". Booth was also a member of Chestnut Station. In 1997, Drag City began publishing printed works such as the literary magazine The Minus Times and Neil Hagerty's novel Victory Chimp. The label distributed the 2013 documentary The Source Family. After years of refusing to release its artists' music on streaming platforms, the label finally made its music available for streaming via Apple Music in July 2017. In April 2018, they made their catalog available on the streaming platforms Spotify, Tidal, and Google Play. ==Roster==

• Aerial M • AZITA • Bachelorette • Baby Dee • William Basinski • Richard Bishop • Blues Control • Bill Callahan • Cave • Cynthia Dall • Chris Darrow • Circuit Des Yeux • Death • Dope Body • Eiko Ishibashi • Espers • Faun Fables • Flying Saucer Attack • Mark Fosson • Edith Frost • The Fucking Champs • Loose Fur • Ghost • David Grubbs • Neil Michael Hagerty • Cory Hanson • The High Llamas • The Howling Hex • John Mulaney & the Sack Lunch Bunch • Liimanarina • Magik Markers • Monotonix • Movietone • Mickey Newbury • Joanna Newsom • Scout Niblett • Nig-Heist • Will Oldham (Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Palace Music, etc.) • Jim O'Rourke • Papa M • Pavement • Pearls and Brass • Pearls Before Swine • Jessica Pratt • Purple Mountains • The Red Krayola • The Renderers • Alasdair Roberts • Royal Trux • RTX • Lætitia Sadier • Ty Segall • Sic Alps • Silver Jews • Six Organs of Admittance • Stereolab • Sun Araw • U.S. Maple • Scott Walker • Wand • Weird War • White Magic • Woo • Michael Yonkers ==See also==