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        Various Artists, Burger Records Sampler

        • 2013
        • Label: Burger Records / Redeye
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        2013 | Burger Records / Redeye

        Sean Borhman and Lee Rickard founded Burger Records in 2007 as a way to release albums by their own band, Thee Makeout Party, but soon discovered they enjoyed releasing their friends’ records even more. Six years later, Burger stands as a testament to the power of pure, boundless enthusiasm about music. All of the bands on Burger bury pop hooks beneath layers of fuzz, and the label feels like a living document of below-the-radar indie rock. It is a multicolored cartoon universe worth getting lost in.

        Genres: Alternative / Punk, Pop, Rock, Rock / Pop

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