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Norwegian independent record label based in Bergen, founded in 1990.

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Overview

Rec 90 is a Norwegian independent record label based in Bergen. It was founded in 1990 by Torfinn Nergaard Andersen and Roar Ruus Finsås under the name Selskapet 90. Finsås left the label the following year, and in 1992 the name was changed from Selskapet 90 to Rec 90. The label has released records for a range of Norwegian artists, including Poor Rich Ones, Butterfly Garden, Lorraine, William Hut, Magnet, The Low Frequency in Stereo, The Aller Værste, The Vineyards, Erlend Ropstad, Twinklehead, Segrov, Elisabeth Yndestad, Alzheimer/Silverspurs, and Elektrisk Regn. As an independent label, Rec 90 has been associated with the alternative and rock music scene in Bergen and Norway more broadly.

History

Rec 90 was established in Bergen, Norway, in 1990 by Torfinn Nergaard Andersen and Roar Ruus Finsås, initially under the name Selskapet 90. Roar Ruus Finsås withdrew from the label the following year. In 1992, the label changed its name from Selskapet 90 to Rec 90. Over its history, Rec 90 has released records for a variety of Norwegian artists, including Poor Rich Ones, Butterfly Garden, Lorraine, William Hut, Magnet, The Low Frequency in Stereo, The Aller Værste, The Vineyards, Erlend Ropstad, Twinklehead, Segrov, Elisabeth Yndestad, Alzheimer/Silverspurs, and Elektrisk Regn. The label remains an independent entity based in Bergen.

  • 1992

    Name changed from Selskapet 90 to Rec 90.

  • 1991

    Roar Ruus Finsås left the label.

  • 1990

    Founded in Bergen as Selskapet 90 by Torfinn Nergaard Andersen and Roar Ruus Finsås.

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Independent record label focused on Norwegian alternative and rock music.

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