Isolation

Isolation Records was a small independent record label based in Sussex that was operational from 2005 to 2010. With economic and personal circumstances causing the label to put a hold on its record releases, it was decided in late 2011 to turn the Isolation website into a general site, promoting (largely) independent music, past and present, highlighting the best of the new releases as well as important reissues from any era and any genre of music.

This is all done from the persepective of people who think that music is important. Who know that music is important. We have no ties to anybody, we do not take advertising, nobody sends us freebies, we do not have a mailing list and we do not keep anybody's name on file. If you like the site, all we ask is that you spread the word and register a like on Facebook for us. And please feel free to comment there on anything we have published. It is our intention to build this site into one of the most comprehensive independent music resources on the web.

And we don't use cookies. In fact, we don't even know what they are.

If you would like to contact us please email here. We would love to hear from you if you were involved in any of the records we have featured and have any stories to tell.

All of the record sleeves featured on this site remain the copyright of the record labels that produced them. We hope we have credited any other pictures used that do not belong in the public domain.

 

 

I admire artists; I can enjoy a painting, appreciate the light and the shade, and recognise the technical ability in a brushstroke. I admire writers; I can enjoy a poem, marvel at how its construction creates unique imagery, and appreciate the chain of being that ties it to written history. I can enjoy a novel, gain fulfilment from a well worked plot, and applaud a neat turn of phrase. But when I hear music, the hairs stand up on the back of neck, my pulse races, and my spirit soars. I am lost in its grandeur. It was always music. It will always be music. And the few people who make music the way it should be made.