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Background: Chaos Recordings (or simply "Chaos") was originally a division of (referred to as a "Dimension of") Columbia Records that existed from 1992 to 1994 that released more underground/alternative rock and hip-hop releases. When it closed and was replaced by a sub label of Epic Records called The Work Group. However, the Chaos label continued operating in Brazil for several more years after being long defunct in the U.S. |
Background: Chaos Recordings (or simply "Chaos") was originally a division of (referred to as a "Dimension of") Columbia Records that existed from 1992 to 1994 that released more underground/alternative rock and hip-hop releases. When it closed and was replaced by a sub label of Epic Records called The Work Group. However, the Chaos label continued operating in Brazil for several more years after being long defunct in the U.S. |
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Background: Chaos Recordings (or simply "Chaos") was originally a division of (referred to as a "Dimension of") Columbia Records that existed from 1992 to 1994 that released more underground/alternative rock and hip-hop releases. When it closed and was replaced by a sub label of Epic Records called The Work Group. However, the Chaos label continued operating in Brazil for several more years after being long defunct in the U.S. Chaos
(2001-2003)
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: A drum solo, followed by a men choir saying the company name.
Availability: Rare. This was seen on many Brazilian concert DVD's distributed by Sony Music such as Skank: MTV ao Vivo,Planet Hemp: MTV ao Vivo, and Gabriel o Pensador: MTV ao Vivo
