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Epitaph

Artists:Falling In Reverse, Architects, Death Cab for Cutie, Parkway Drive·506 releases tracked ·Latest: Paper Hearts (Reimagined)

Epitaph Records is an American independent label owned by Brett Gurewitz, guitarist for Bad Religion. Its roots are in punk rock, while its broader family of labels has accommodated artists working beyond that foundation.

Tim Armstrong, the frontman of Rancid, owns a large portion of the label under the Hellcat Records name. Epitaph also operates alongside sister labels including ANTI-, Burning Heart Records and Heart & Skull Records, each associated with different strands of the roster. The label’s current artist community includes Magnolia Park, Split Chain, Madi Diaz, Sleep Theory, Roe Kapara, Nevertel, nascar aloe and Lido Pimienta.

Latest Release

Paper Hearts (Reimagined) cover art
Single

Paper Hearts (Reimagined)

This is the most recent release from Epitaph, out .

Discography

Artists on Epitaph

  • Falling In Reverse
  • Architects
  • Death Cab for Cutie
  • Parkway Drive
  • Thrice
  • Alfa Mist
  • Magnolia Park
  • Split Chain
  • Sleep Theory
  • Madi Diaz
  • Roe Kapara
  • Nevertel
  • nascar aloe
  • Bad Suns
  • Lido Pimienta
  • Andy Shauf
  • Death Lens
  • Dolo Tonight
  • guccihighwaters
  • poptropicaslutz!
  • Royale Lynn
  • Slow Pulp
  • The Menzingers
  • Converge

Related Labels

  • Anti-
  • Interscope
  • Epitaph Records
  • Not On Label
  • DGC
  • Anti
  • Burning Heart
  • Lady Pilot
  • Epitaph Europe
  • Sire

Common questions

Who is signed to Epitaph?

Falling In Reverse, Architects, Death Cab for Cutie, Parkway Drive, and Thrice all have releases on Epitaph, alongside 166 other artists in the Tracknack catalogue.

How many artists are on Epitaph?

Tracknack lists 171 artists with releases on Epitaph. That counts everyone credited in the catalogue, not only the current roster.

How many releases does Epitaph have?

Tracknack tracks 506 Epitaph releases. The most recent is Paper Hearts (Reimagined) (2026).

How do I follow new Epitaph releases?

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