Anodyne Records

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Anodyne Records
Founded1997 (1997)
FounderJohn P. Hulston
Defunct2010 (2010)
GenrePunk, rock
Country of originU.S.
LocationKansas City, Missouri
Official websitewww.anodynerecords.com

Anodyne Records was founded in 1997 in Kansas City by John Hulston, beginning with the live Making Love EP by Kansas City rock band Shiner.[1] Over the years, there were albums from Onward Crispin Glover, Dirtnap, Overstep, The Hearers, and Open Hand.

Starting in 2005, Anodyne Records began growing; signing bands such as The Architects, Roman Numerals, The Valley Arena & the legendary Meat Puppets. In 2008, Anodyne Records began working on new releases from Open Hand, The BellRays, Sirhan Sirhan and The Vox Jaguars.

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  1. ^ Hebert, Steve. "36 Hours in Kansas City, Mo.", The New York Times (May 12, 2010): "owned by John Hulston, who also runs Anodyne Records, which counts the Meat Puppets, the BellRays and Architects among its better-known acts."