
Record Label
An independent record label. Once an off-shoot of City Beat Records, which was owned by Beggars Banquet Records (now Beggars Group), XL was managed by Tim Palmer (7) and Nick Halkes and launched with Richard Russell in 1989 to release rave and dance music. XL superseded City Beat in Beggars Group's line up of labels. XL is managed by Richard Russell and his team. XL Recordings' younger partner label is Young (5) (formerly Young Turks). This was also the copyright-holder of XL releases prior to the company legally incorporating in 1996. Employees included Leah Riches, and (A&R). Current employees include William Aspden. See also the [r=154565] compilation of early XL singles on American Recordings. In Autumn 2004, XL Recordings launched their XLXV series of re-issues to mark their 15th anniversary. Label Code: LC 05667 / LC 5667 Name variation as it appears on one or more releases: - XL-Recordings
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Blawan
SickElixir
UAH 2,140

Everything Is Recorded
Friday Forever
UAH 2,140

Låpsley
Long Way Home
UAH 2,140

The Avalanches
Wildflower
UAH 2,560

Ratatat
Ratatat
UAH 2,140

Smerz (2)
Believer
UAH 1,770

Arca (4)
Arca
UAH 2,560

Basement Jaxx
The Singles
UAH 2,560

Badly Drawn Boy
The Hour Of Bewilderbeast
UAH 2,140

Makaya McCraven
Off The Record
UAH 2,560

New Gen
New Gen
UAH 2,560

Shamir (2)
Ratchet
UAH 2,140

The Horrors
Skying
UAH 2,560

The Prodigy
Experience
UAH 2,560

Thom Yorke
Anima
UAH 2,990

Jungle (12)
Jungle
UAH 2,140

Archy Marshall
A New Place 2 Drown
UAH 2,140

Everything Is Recorded
Everything Is Recorded
UAH 2,140

Bobby Womack
The Bravest Man In The Universe
UAH 2,140

King Krule
The Ooz
UAH 2,560

KeiyaA
Forever, Ya Girl
UAH 2,140

Peaches
The Teaches Of Peaches
UAH 2,140

The Prodigy
The Fat Of The Land
UAH 2,560

Wiki (3)
No Mountains In Manhattan
UAH 2,070