LTM Recordings

James Nice started LTM as a cassette label, 'Les Temps Modernes', which became a record label proper in 1984. LTM went into hibernation when he relocated to Brussels to join Crépuscule, where he worked on new releases as well as reissues of Crépuscule and Factory Benelux catalogue, and ran his own sublabel, Interior. After several years at Crépuscule and PIAS he revived LTM, and also worked as a lawyer (including representing some Factory artists against London Records in the mid-1990s). Nice is also the author of Shadowplayers: The Rise and Fall of Factory Records (2010), and the earlier documentary Shadowplayers on the same subject (2006). == Artists on the LTM label ==

• Antena • Aberdeen • A Certain Ratio • Isabelle Antena • Blurt • Blue Orchids • Biting Tongues • William S. Burroughs • Steven Brown • Berntholer • Crawling Chaos • Cath Carroll • Celletti Alessandra • Crispy Ambulance • Anna Domino • Diagram Brothers • Dislocation Dance • Department S • Devine & Statton • French Impressionists • Foreign Press • The Field Mice • Gnac • Gina X Performance • Gilbert & Lewis • Paul Haig • Hermine • Isolation Ward • Richard Jobson • Josef K • Kalima • Kid Montana • Ludus • Virna Lindt • Lowlife • Minimal man • Minny Pops • Miaow • Marine • The Names • Northside • Northern Picture Library • The Occasional Keepers • The Orchids • The Other Two • The Passage • Peter Principle • Quando Quango • Blaine L. Reininger • The Room • Revenge • Eric Random • The Royal Family and the Poor • Erik Satie • Savage Republic • Severed Heads • Alison Statton & Spike • Stockholm Monsters • Section 25 • 23 Skidoo • Thick Pigeon • Winston Tong • Tuxedomoon • Trembling Blue Stars • Tunnelvision • Ultramarine • The Wake • Wyndham Lewis • X-O-Dus ==See also==