General postal Address:

Dead And Gone Records
17 Driver Street
Sheffield
S13 9WP
United Kingdom

Email : dandgrecs@gmail.com
Myspace : www.myspace.com/deadandgonerecs

(please note that email is by far the best way of contacting us)

Submitting demos :

Please send any demo tapes/cds etc to

Dead & Gone Records
c/o Iain Grainger
45 Swinside Drive
Belmont
Durham,
DH1 1AF
County Durham,
United Kingdom

(please note that we are busy people and wont be able to respond to everything. If its good we'll be in touch)

What is this?

This is a labour of love. D&G was started to release the In the Clear LP in 2001. This was the band I sung for and as it was breaking up I decided it to 'Do It Myself'. D&G is now approaching its 40th release and it wouldn't be worth a dime without the support it gets from the hardcore community, all the bands that we have released and everyone who helps push this along. We got lucky and started to release records in the midst of a UKHC boom I started another band called The Last Chance and we played out each weekend with Spitfire Down, The Legacy and The Break In whose records followed quickly after. The Last Chance led to me meeting the guys in Justice and one thing led to another and the world went mad. D&G became a much bigger beast than was ever intended so it has had to been reigned in., The real world, work, babies and reality have caused this to be case. D&G was never intended to be a money making machine (good job) and if the label seems to be quieter than it used to be....then it is! There are some releases I am not proud of and some which have totally bombed. Bands have come and gone....as have friendships BUT so many good times have been had. This is it. Dead & Gone Records in the summer of 2009. We have just released the Ironclad EP (sooo good) and repressed 'Soft Clicks'. D&G 39 and 40 will be with you soon enough.

'Times change, people change but I remain the same....' - Lins Cuscani on D&G 17

Ian Wiles. CEO. Summer 2009. Still very very straight edge