DEW
Sunset Theme
Wapinitia
Morgan Spaner

Lean Horse Marathon
Meatman
Princess Reason

Ratburn
Pity Rally
Otis Infrastructure
Ted Allen
Tricot Records is an independent record label based in College Park, Maryland. Releasing small batches of cassettes from local artists, we focus on the fun and experience of documenting their work through physical means.

Stay tuned to this page for release dates and show announcements.


  1. our friend nano took some great pictures of princess reason at the dugout show with PEALS, Romantic States, and Amanda Schmidt

     


  2. new sunset theme single

     


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  4. moresongs:

    tricotrecords:

    check out the music video for princess reason- always pretty

    directed by morgan spaner!

    Princess Reason - Always Pretty

    I can’t say enough good things about Tricot Records except that it is where all the good music has gone these days, I was wondering, but now I figured it out, the secret is out there, how do sentences end

    (-Austin)

     

  5. check out the music video for princess reason- always pretty

    directed by morgan spaner!

     


  6. listen to Wapinitia’s new album, Underachiever

     


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  8. another way to listen.

     


  9. this is a little instrumental track named “Pink May”

    It will be featured on an upcoming full length from princess reason

     

  10. soundsofrva:

    Ted Allen - “Blurred Into”

    We don’t know much about Ted Allen except that there might not actually be a Ted.  The band/singer/songwriter’s bandcamp says “Ted Allen is BH + HR,” so maybe someone knows to whom those initials refer.  The link says “Free Museums,” so who knows, maybe that’s their name.  Regardless, these couple of tracks of dream pop are pretty psych-friendly and are worth mentioning.  “Blurred Into” begins with a heavy church organ that supports the rest of the song.  Add a few electronic effects and some off-key whistling and you’re all set. 

    The next track, “Nothing to Say,” features female vocals in addition to the doped-out dude singer’s vocals.  The trancey effect of the reverb and repetitive guitar lick can really zone you out.

    “Videophone” has a distorted shoegaze thing going on, and we’re down with it. 

    RIYL: Arcade Fire, Benevento Russo Duo, Little Smoke

    great feature on Ted Allen