Lookout! Records

Classic Lookout! Records comp 'The Thing That Ate Floyd' is getting a remastered 2xLP reissue to benefit 924 Gilman. It features tracks by Op Ivy, The Mr. T Experience, Neurosis, Crimpshrine, The Lookouts, Bitch Fight, Kamala & the Karnivores, No Use For A Name, and more...

The new episode of Lookout! Records' monthly "reunion" livestream series, ’LOOKOUT ZOOMOUT,’ happens later this month.

The punk collection in our shop also now includes Lookout! founder Larry Livermore's book, Duff McKagan's pre-GNR punk band, Black Flag, Poison Idea, and more...

The second episode of Lookout! Records' livestream series 'LOOKOUT ZOOMOUT' is this weekend with members of Screeching Weasel, The Mr. T Experience, and more. Ahead of that, Lookout! founder Larry Livermore spoke to us about 12 life-changing concerts...

'LOOKOUT ZOOMOUT' will feature “stories and songs” performed live by classic Lookout! artists. The first episode is this month...

The Lookouting brings tons of classic Lookout! Records bands together for a four-day festival at 924 Gilman St, including The Mr T Experience, Tilt, Pansy Division, Avengers, The Smugglers, The Criminals, Squirtgun, Kepi Ghoulie, and more.

With Green Day's oldies-filled club tour, Pansy Division's excellent comeback album, and the sounds of '90s pop punk infiltrating modern-day indie rock, it's a good time to revisit some Lookout! Records classics. Here are 10 gems the label dropped during its influential run.

The Don Giovanni Records showcases at Knitting Factory Brooklyn begin tonight, and here's a rundown of what they've got going on:

NIGHT 1 (February 6)

Tonight's headliners are '70s-style power pop trio Nude Beach, who put out their newest album, 77, on the label last year, followed…

If you're not familiar with Metal Archives, here's a quick primer: also known as the Encyclopedia Metallum, it'ss basically a Wiki-style, user-driven data base for metal bands...

Ted Leo posted the following today:LOOKOUT! IST KAPUTT.

I've been getting a lot of Twitter questions about why a bunch of my records have disappeared from all the digital services (Sportify, iDudes, Mandora, etc...