Stone Groove Records Brisbane, Australia
Stone Groove Records was a short-lived Brisbane record label started by Tim Steward in 1989 for 2 vinyl releases of his band The Madmen (later Screamfeeder). The label released Bruise and Bruise II: cassette compilations of the city's thriving alt/punk scene, as well as one-offs by Chopper Division and Milch. ... more
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