For metal bands looking for a record label
Find metal record labels that fit your band
Tell us what you sound like, what you’ve released, and where your band is at. We’ll dig through active metal record labels and give you a shortlist that makes sense.
Free to use · No account · No spammy nonsense
What shapes your matches
- Active label database
- Bands at every stage
- Genre + location matching
- Private by default
Less digging. Better leads.
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Give us the basics
Your genre, releases, live activity, location, and what you want from a record label.
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We do the nerdy record label digging
We compare your band with active metal record labels, their rosters, genres, and recent releases.
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Get a shortlist worth opening
See your best fits, a few bigger reach labels, and why each one showed up.
Genre matters. So does the rest.
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Career stage
A new demo band and a band with five albums probably shouldn’t chase the same labels.
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Roster size
Small DIY operation or giant roster? We aim for record labels that fit where your band is now.
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Recent activity
Because “active” means more when a record label has actually released something lately.
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Style fit
We look at the bands on the roster, not just whatever genre tag the record label typed years ago.
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Geography
Start close to home, look abroad, or tell us you don’t care where the record label lives.
A match is a lead—not a guarantee.
A match means the record label looks worth checking out. It doesn’t mean they’re taking demos, waiting for your email, or about to make you famous. Check their current submission rules before you hit send.
Guides for Bands
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How to Submit a Demo to a Metal Record Label
How to research the right labels, pick the right songs, and put together a demo submission that’s easy for a label to say yes to.
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How to Find the Right Metal Record Label for Your Band
How to judge whether a label actually fits your band — genre, career stage, activity, roster profile, size and demo policy.
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How to Write a Demo Submission Email
A simple structure for a demo email a label will actually read — subject line, intro, music link, short bio and a full example.
Ready to stop opening 200 record label tabs?
Answer a few questions about your band and get a shortlist worth opening.
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