


Running a label isn't something I ever imagines myself doing. As thin as I've spread myself over the years, releasing music is something I thought I'd leave to somebody else. But, 6 years down the line, seeing so much great music come and go without being properly documented, it's time to stop waiting for someone to take a more DIY approach to releasing local records.
Inspired by local luminaries KRNGY and international heroes Dischord and Temporary Residence, I'm hoping that (even if it is on a much smaller scale) SMACM will bring people truly rock and roll music, packaged in lovingly crafted art. The label's first release is definitely getting SMACM off to a good start in this regard. As mentioned previously, the packaging is made up of artwork drawn by Miss Franci Lawlor and designed by Mr Me. What I haven't mentioned yet is that this art will be presented on a very exciting new medium for packaging music. Paperfoam is a totally eco-friendly material, made from 100% recycled materials and 100% biodegradable.


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