Stomp Records

Stomp Records is a Canadian independent record label. Its official website presents it as a working label with a roster of bands, a shop, tour listings, and a booking contact, and it is described in public data sources simply as a Canadian record label. The label's catalogue is rooted in punk and its adjacent scenes, including ska, Celtic punk, and garage-tinged rock. The label's most prominent featured act on its own site is The Real McKenzies, the Scottish-Canadian Celtic-punk band whose eleventh full-length album, Beer & Loathing, was highlighted as a July 3rd release. Stomp also promotes newer releases from acts such as Bad Waitress, K-man & The 45s, Wine Lips, and Doghouse Rose, with catalogue numbers in the STMP series (for example STMP210, STMP211, STMP212, and STMP205). This mix of long-running flagship artists and emerging bands is typical of an independent punk label. Stomp Records operates as a private, independent entity rather than a major-label subsidiary. Its activities span recorded music releases, an online shop, tour promotion, and booking, and its site is bilingual with an English/Français toggle, reflecting its Canadian base. The label also acknowledges public support for its productions, a common arrangement for Canadian cultural producers. Because the label is independent and privately held, detailed corporate information such as founding year, founders, and ownership structure is not established by the available evidence and is therefore left unspecified here. What is clear is that Stomp Records remains an active Canadian punk and roots-music label with a continuing release schedule and a roster that bridges veteran and newer acts.

Stomp Records is a Canadian independent record label. Public data sources describe it in the simplest terms as a Canadian record label, and its own website shows a functioning label operation with a band roster, an online shop, tour listings, and a booking contact. The label's identity is closely tied to punk and its neighbouring genres, including ska, Celtic punk, and garage rock. A central figure in the label's public profile is The Real McKenzies, the Celtic-punk band whose eleventh full-length album, Beer & Loathing, Stomp featured prominently as a July 3rd release. The album is described as a return to form, with dueling guitars set against bagpipes and lyrics dealing with drinking, historical sagas, and personal struggles. Stomp's catalogue also includes releases from Bad Waitress, K-man & The 45s, Wine Lips, and Doghouse Rose, issued under the STMP catalogue series. Beyond releasing records, Stomp Records promotes its artists through music videos and news updates, and it maintains a bilingual English/French website, consistent with a Canadian, and specifically Quebec-oriented, operation. The label acknowledges public support for its productions, a common feature of Canadian cultural funding. Because Stomp Records is an independent, privately held label, the available evidence does not establish its founding year, founders, or ownership structure. Its history is therefore best understood through its ongoing activity: a steady schedule of punk and roots releases, a roster that mixes long-running flagship acts with newer bands, and a continuing presence in Canadian independent music.

• The Real McKenzies' eleventh album, Beer & Loathing, highlighted as a July 3rd release.

• New Doghouse Rose song and video for 'It Gets Worse' released.

• New Wine Lips song and video for 'If You Don't Know' released.

• New K-Man video for 'Demon Days', animated by Caity Hall.

Independent Canadian punk and roots-music label with a bilingual, artist-focused roster spanning veteran and emerging acts.

• The Real McKenzies – Beer & Loathing

• Bad Waitress – In The Hollow (STMP210)

• Wine Lips – TV Dinner (STMP211)

• K-man & The 45s – Heed The Call (STMP212)

• Doghouse Rose – Born To Break Even (STMP205)

1. 1Stomp Recordsstomprecords.com
2. 2Stomp Recordswikidata.org