Divorce Records

With all of the recent happenings of Halifax’s Obey (Music & Art) Convention, it seems appropriate that Divorce Records be officially recognized ( Unilocal Style) as one super local provider.
A business within a business– Divorce Records main place of purchase is held within Agricola Street’s «Lost and Found». As a fine source of independent music, the label is dedicated to both local and international talent that strays from the usual. Peek through the selection for some stellar anti-​industry music variety. Vinyl and CDs are for sale, and allow an opportunity to acquire new tastes without the commercial bloat.
The label has been open since the 90s (1999. but still!) and in indie music world, thats a substantial amount of time. Its admirable to see Haligonians putting it out there, and pushing through the waste that IS the music industry. There’s lots of great music out there, and Divorce is a local label to provide us with a taste.

Darcy, the dude who runs Divorce, does a slam up job at providing some serious music to ravenous Haligonians. Not only does this company provide an outlet for local bands to be represented, Divorce also delves into the distribution side of things; bringing in unhinged artistic albums to this seaside town and offering them to the masses, via Lost & Found.
Laura P. is in the right giving Divorce a send up «Yelp Style.» This label and distribution corps, although relatively small, is well known on the indie Halifax scene and is respected as a purveyor of sovereign sound; music existing outside of the trendy pervasive airwaves.
Shop Divorce’s selection while perusing Lost & Found’s treasures and eccentricities. If you’re interesting in armchair surfing, scan their offerings via the world wide web. Their website is informative and provides distribution details as well as signed artists. Divorce ain’t no sad custody battle; they’ve got their ducks in a row and enough solid sound to rock the socks off of any grandma.