Sub Pop Records

Sub Pop Records is a renowned independent record label based in Seattle, Washington, founded in 1988 by Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman. Best known for its association with the grunge movement, Sub Pop launched the careers of iconic bands like Nirvana, Mudhoney, and Soundgarden. The label has since diversified its roster, representing a wide array of talented artists, including Sebadoh, The Shins, Iron & Wine, and Fleet Foxes, among others.

In addition to music, Sub Pop has ventured into comedy, featuring works from notable comedians such as David Cross and Sarah Silverman, as well as soundtracks from popular shows like Bob's Burgers. Committed to promoting the art of their featured artists, Sub Pop strives to offer quality music and related merchandise while fostering a community that celebrates creativity and laughter. Moreover, the label honors the rich heritage of the Coast Salish people, acknowledging the traditional lands on which they operate.