Autumn was probably one of the most successful independent record labels in the mid-1960s, but changes in the record-buying public's tastes and major marketing by already established bigger labels (nearly every major record company signed a heavy psychedelic band in the late 1960s) led to the demise of Autumn in 1966.
Autumn was a highly successful indie label during the mid-1960s, but it ultimately succumbed to changes in consumer tastes and aggressive marketing campaigns by larger labels, which heavily signed psychedelic bands in the late 1960s, resulting in its closure in 1966.