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'''Takehold Records''' was a local independent primarily-Christian rock music label which was founded by [[Chad Johnson]]. It grew out of the [[Slacker 66]] store in [[1999]], and was bought out in [[2002]] by Seattle's Tooth and Nail Records, a division of the EMI Christian Music Group. | '''Takehold Records''' was a local independent primarily-Christian rock music label which was founded by [[Chad Johnson]]. It grew out of the [[Slacker 66]] store in [[1999]], and was bought out in [[2002]] by Seattle's Tooth and Nail Records, a division of the EMI Christian Music Group. | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 26 December 2006
Takehold Records was a local independent primarily-Christian rock music label which was founded by Chad Johnson. It grew out of the Slacker 66 store in 1999, and was bought out in 2002 by Seattle's Tooth and Nail Records, a division of the EMI Christian Music Group.
Takehold Records signed and distributed such bands as: Narcissus, TwoThirtyEight, Few Left Standing, The Operation, Stairwell, Underoath, and Hopesfall. Takehold also organizaed, hosted and sponsored the Furnace Fest at Sloss Furnaces from 2001 to 2003.
External links
- Interview on Voice of Reason
- Interview on Decapolis
- Tooth & Nail Records on Wikipedia