Spinout Records

Spinout Records is an American independent record label whose catalog centers on rockabilly, surf rock, garage rock, and related roots-rock styles. The label's official website, spinoutmusic.com, presents a roster of artists including The 99ers, Big Joe Louis, Davie Allan & The Arrows, Los Straitjackets, The Legendary Shack Shakers, The Neanderthals, The Planet Rockers, Sandy Nelson, and many others. This roster reflects a strong orientation toward instrumental surf and hot-rod music, vintage rockabilly, and revivalist garage sounds. The label sells physical media, notably CDs, directly through its website, with items such as The 99ers' "Tilt!" CD priced at $15 and Wasted Major's self-titled CD at $10. It also offers merchandise including T-shirts and posters. For titles that are out of print on CD, Spinout directs customers to digital music stores such as iTunes and Napster, indicating a hybrid physical-digital distribution approach typical of independent labels. Spinout Records is identified in public data sources as a US record label. It operates in the independent music sector, serving a niche audience of rockabilly, surf, and garage rock fans. The label's catalog includes both contemporary revival acts and veteran artists associated with these genres, such as Sandy Nelson and Davie Allan & The Arrows, bridging historical and modern scenes. As an independent label, Spinout Records maintains a direct-to-consumer sales channel via its website, alongside digital distribution for out-of-print titles. Its roster and product offerings suggest a focus on collectible physical formats and merchandise aimed at enthusiasts. The label's online presence includes a catalog, FAQ, and contact information, supporting its role as a specialized music brand.

Spinout Records is an American independent record label. Public data sources identify it simply as a US record label, and its official website serves as the primary window into its activities. The label's catalog and roster indicate a long-standing involvement in the rockabilly, surf, and garage rock revival scenes. The roster includes artists such as The 99ers, Barbara Burnette, Big Joe Louis, Bob Irwin & The Pluto Walkers, The Boss Mustangs, The B-Sides, Chris Sprague, Davie Allan & The Arrows, Diff & Dudley, The Dixiecrats, Eddie Angel, The Fuzzrites, The Hi-Risers, Ian & The Aztecs, Johnny & The Panty Raiders, The Kaisers, The Legendary Shack Shakers, Los Straitjackets, The Malamondos, The Martian Denny Orchestra, The Mezcal Brothers, Mike J. Laneseide, The Modern Don Juans, The MuerTones, The Neanderthals, The Neptunes, The Outta Sites, The Panasonics, Paul Kennerley, Peter Berry & The Shake Set, The Planet Rockers, Ray Wallace, Ronnie Costley, Ruthie & The Wranglers, Sandy Nelson, Sonny George, The Spurs, The Stumbleweeds, Various Artists, and Wasted Major. This extensive list demonstrates the label's deep ties to the international rockabilly and surf music community, featuring both veteran and contemporary acts. The label's website offers a catalog of CDs, T-shirts, and posters. Specific products mentioned include The 99ers' "Tilt!" CD at $15 and Wasted Major's self-titled CD at $10. For out-of-print CDs, the label directs customers to digital music stores such as iTunes and Napster, reflecting an adaptation to digital distribution while maintaining a physical catalog. While exact founding dates, ownership details, and headquarters are not provided in the available evidence, Spinout Records operates as a niche independent label with a direct-to-consumer sales model. Its ongoing presence online and active catalog suggest it remains an active entity in the independent music market.

Independent label focused on rockabilly, surf, garage rock, and roots rock, selling physical CDs and merchandise directly to enthusiasts.

• The 99ers – Tilt! CD

  CD priced at $15.

• Wasted Major – Wasted Major CD

  CD priced at $10.

• T-shirts and Posters

  Merchandise available through the label's website.

1. 1Spinout Records official websitespinoutmusic.com
2. 2Spinout Records on Wikidatawikidata.org