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Trapeze Music

Established in 2008, Trapeze Music is a Wiltshire, UK-based company that combines its flagship label, Acrobat, with distribution and fully in‑house vinyl/CD manufacturing, operating its own pressing plant using Newbilt duplex semi‑automatic presses. They specialise in short‑run vinyl, 10/12-inch (from 100 units), heritage catalogue reissues, and manufacturing across a 1,500‑title catalogue, with artists from the world of Jazz, Blues, Rock & Roll and Country.

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Sonic Wax Pressing

Sonic Wax Pressing, operating since early 2022 in Leicester, UK, manufactures 7-inch and 12-inch vinyl records in traditional black and various coloured vinyl options. They are running two state-of-the-art Pheenix Alpha AD12 vinyl presses, with an output of 4,000 records per day. Record pressing packages are available from 100 units, and most usefully, Sonic Wax […]

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Packaged Sounds

Packaged Sounds is a vinyl pressing plant in High Wycombe, with facilities in the UK, Poland and the USA. They manufacture 7-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch (140g and 180g weights) in black and coloured, splatter, smoke, spiral, half and half vinyl and endless custom variants. Operations are backed by an in-house project management team of studio […]

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Lathe To The Grave

Based in Cardiff, Wales, Lathe To The Grave specialises in runs of up to 100 lathe-cut discs for bands, artists, and labels. All records come with printed centre labels in a choice of black or clear vinyl, and are supplied in a plain-coloured card sleeve or clear PVC wallet. They also offer a range of […]

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