Public Hi-Fi Records Austin, Texas
Jim Eno – drummer for Spoon and producer of artists including Heartless Bastards, Black Joe Lewis & The Honey Bears, and The Relatives – has launched Public Hi-Fi Records, a label extension of his Austin, TX studio. He will also produce and engineer each release, with a focus on sonic quality. All releases will be on 180 gram, 12-inch vinyl with accompanying high quality digital downloads. ... more
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