Don Giovanni Records

Spitboy existed from 1990 to 1995 with releases on Lookout!, Ebullition, and Allied (including a split with Los Crudos), and they frequented the same Gilman St scene as Green Day, Operation Ivy, Neurosis, and more. Their music remains essential today...

”while i was a student at the university of north carolina chapel hill I and fellow students organized around the legacies of white supremacy and anti blackness that founded the institution, were glorified in building names and confederate monuments on campus and reproduced through administra…

Don Giovanni founder Joe Steinhardt is joining the Music Industry Program faculty at Drexel University, which also currently includes former/longtime Passion Pit bassist Jeff Apruzzese...

If you miss when Alanna McArdle sang in Joanna Gruesome, you're in luck. Her new band with former JG bandmate Owen Williams is cut from a very similar cloth.

The new song is called "Dispatch from Mar-a-Lago" and Donita Sparks says "the lyrical musicality of the word Mar-a-Lago just lent itself to an inspired song of these crazy assed times."

Jamie has been removed from the 'Citizen Radio' podcast, and Don Giovanni Records are distancing themselves from the comedian/musician as well...

The festival aims to be "held in direct opposition to the apolitical sludge that has come to pass as 'indie' and that has nothing to do with operating independently." They add, "There will be no sponsors, no backdoor advertising via branded content, or other base money-makin…

Cara Beth Satalino's (ex-Witches) current band Outer Spaces signed with Don Giovanni Records to release their full-length debut album A Shedding Snake, which'll be out on May 27. They also shared the first single "I Saw You" and announced a tour.

Don Giovanni Records aren't doing their annual showcases this year, but they're planning this festival instead: THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE. There is an alternative to music released and distributed by three major corporations...

Like in past years, several Don Giovanni Records artists have given us lists of their favorite music (and more) of the year. This time we've got lists from Downtown Boys (who, amazingly, include the blink-182/Drake mashup), Screaming Females, Tenement, Izzy True, Shellshag, Worriers, Mikey Erg,…