Dais Records
Dais Records is an independent American label founded in 2007 by Gibby Miller and Ryan Martin. Operating between Los Angeles and New York, it has built its identity around experimental and avant-garde music while avoiding a fixed genre mandate. Its catalogue brings together active artists at different stages of their careers, with releases from acts including Kite, TR/ST, ADULT., High Vis, Cold Gawd, trauma ray, R.J.F. and PUREST FORM.
The label's work isn't confined to new releases. Dais also curates reissue projects, returning rare and out-of-print material to circulation alongside records by its contemporary roster. That combination gives the label a broad remit: experimental music remains central to its reputation, but the catalogue is deliberately open to artists and sounds that don't fit a single category.
Latest Release
Poison Tits
This is the most recent release from Dais Records, out .
Discography
Artists on Dais Records
- Kite
- Cold Gawd
- trauma ray
- Space Afrika
- TR/ST
- High Vis
- R.J.F.
- ADULT.
- PUREST FORM
- SoiSong
- Xeno & Oaklander
- Aaron Dilloway
- AURAGRAPH
- Cindytalk
- Genesis P-Orridge
- Geneva Jacuzzi
- Stephen O'Malley
- Alessandro Cortini
- Choir Boy
- Drew McDowall
- Erik Enocksson
- N I T E F I S H
- Spike Hellis
- The Field
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Common questions
Who is signed to Dais Records?
Kite, Cold Gawd, trauma ray, Space Afrika, and TR/ST all have releases on Dais Records, alongside 22 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.
How many artists are on Dais Records?
Tracknack lists 27 artists with releases on Dais Records. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.
How many releases does Dais Records have?
Tracknack tracks 72 Dais Records releases. The most recent is Poison Tits (2026).
How do I follow new Dais Records releases?
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