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...British [[dance music]] record label founded in 1986 as a subsidiary of [[London Records]], with [[Pete Tong]] serving as A&R director. One of the most infl ...ve ear logo, which also appeared on early [[London Records]] pressings, as London was originally Decca's American distribution outlet. When Pete Tong founded ...

...ve from 1998 to 2000, fronted by vocalist '''Clare Canty'''. Released on [[London Records]]' FFRR imprint through a licensing deal with the independent Delir ...I Can't Help Myself," was recorded for Delirious Records and licensed to [[London Records]]' FFRR label for wider release. A slow-building [[progressive tran ...

...n]] wrote to a colleague that Chappell was "one of the best publishers" in London. The company expanded under Samuel's son '''Thomas Patey Chappell''' (1819– ...ree days after Max Dreyfus died in the United States, a fire destroyed the London building on Bond Street, devastating the archives and deeply affecting Loui ...

...n English [[electronic music]] production group formed in [[Hammersmith]], London, active from 1992 to 1997. They are best known for the 1992 track "[[Passio ...s an [[anagram]] of '''Tag Records''', a record store located in [[Soho]], London, which was a significant hub of the early 1990s UK underground [[house musi ...

...any and piano manufacturer founded on January 1, 1811, on [[Bond Street]], London. For over 175 years it was one of the most important music publishers in th ...amer]]''', one of the most celebrated pianists, composers, and teachers in London at the time. The firm opened for business on January 1, 1811, at 124 New Bo ...

| headquarters = London, England, United Kingdom ...tablished in London, England, operating initially from a warehouse in West London. The initial concept emerged from the founders' frustration with the rampan ...

| origin = London, England '''The The''' is a British post-punk and alternative rock project formed in London, England in 1979. The project is primarily the creative vehicle of singer, ...

| origin = London, England ===Moving to London (1980–1981)=== ...

...label group's dance and electronic output was channeled in part through [[London Records]] and its FFRR sublabel, overseen by DJ and broadcaster [[Pete Tong ...that process unfolded under subsequent ownership. Roger Ames, who had run London Records and moved with it to Warner, played a significant role in the trans ...

| origin = London, England ...om the age of eight and was performing regularly in pubs across South East London and the East End Docks by his early teens. ...

Recorded at Advision Studios in London between August and September 1971, the album was produced by the band along ...

'''Yes''' are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968. They are widely considered pioneers of the [[progressive rock]] ge ...

...ocal parties and college events while still in school. In 1987 he moved to London and attempted to break into the club scene by sending mixtapes to venues — ...ued to be held at Heaven. A tenth anniversary celebration at [[Matter]] in London on 10 October 2008 featured a near ten-hour set by Digweed. ...

...blic performance took place at Club Labyrinth at the Four Aces in Dalston, London. Their debut single, "What Evil Lurks," was pressed in a limited run of 7,0 ...the most commercially successful electronic albums ever made. Recorded in London and New York, it debuted at No. 1 in both the UK and the US and sold over 1 ...

'''Leftfield''' are a British [[electronic music]] group formed in London in 1989. Originally a duo of '''Neil Barnes''' (born 6 August 1960) and ''' ...x solid #ccc;" | Former DJ at The Wag Club, London; percussionist with the London School of Samba; played the bateria at the 1986 Notting Hill Carnival; degr ...

...ands]], [[Creamfields]], Pacha Ibiza, and [[Fabric (nightclub)|Fabric]] in London, cementing his status as a genuinely international figure. [[London]]'s [[Ministry of Sound]] — specifically its Gallery night — described him ...

...ain on 8 January 1991 when guitarist [[Steve Clark]] was found dead at his London home due to an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription drugs. He wa ...

...ture live DJ-hosted programming from studios in Los Angeles, New York, and London. ...