machine.records is an underground electronic music label, founded in 2001. It won 'Best Label' at the 2005 Welsh Music Awards and ran a monthly live electronica night called Terminal every month between October 2003 and September 2006. After 5 years operating from Cardiff (UK) it has now relocated to Wellington (NZ). You can sometimes hear machine.records music played by Radio 1 DJs Huw Stephens, Bethan Elfyn, Rob da Bank, and Mary Anne Hobbs, on Adam Walton's Sunday night Radio Wales show, on Radio Cymru, Resonance FM, on the British Council's The Selector, presented by Andrea Oliver, and on Another Nice Mess. The whole catalogue is available on Warp Records' excellent http://www.bleep.com and you can also stream the vast majority of our releases at www.last.fm
| Website | http://www.machine-records.com |
| Revenue | $1 million |
| Employees | 16 (0 on RocketReach) |
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| Industry | Musicians |
| Keywords | Record Label, Music Record Label, Electronic Music Label, Electronica Music, Underground Music, Electronic Dance Music, Music Production, Sound Recording, Dance Music Label, Music Events, Independent Music Label, Techno Music Label, House Music Label, Live Music Events, Music Publishing, Experimental Music, Avant-Garde Music |
| Competitors | Ninja Tune, Warp Records, Ghostly International, Sub Pop Records, Domino Recording Company, Secretly Canadian, Rough Trade Records, SoundCloud, DistroKid, TuneCore +23 more (view full list) |
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The Machine Records annual revenue was $1 million in 2026.