Fabrica Records of the best reissue records of the year in British avant garde music magazine The Wire, AdHoc.fm, and the staff lists for New York's Other Music record store. Since 2010, Fabrica Records has continued to release limited edition cassettes, vinyl records and compact discs by U.S.-based and international experimental music artists. Fabrica Records Fabrica Records is a Brooklyn based independent record label, started in 2010 by Joao Da Silva of Redencion 911, which releases limited edition cassettes, vinyl records and compact discs by experimental music, contemporary, drone (music), and noise (music) musicians. Fabrica Records has released music by Insect Factory,
The Ordinary Boys replaced Charlie "Chuck" Stanley in 2005. In October 2015 they returned with a new album, their fourth, titled "The Ordinary Boys" on their own imprint label "Treat Yourself". A 25-date UK tour from mid-October 2015 to mid-November 2015 to promote the album followed. In 2004 The Ordinary Boys released their debut album Over The Counter Culture preceded by the single Maybe Someday. The title track "Over the Counter Culture" was featured on the soundtrack for the best selling video game "". In support of the album they embarked on tours supported by Kaiser Chiefs, The Cribs and Hard-Fi. In 2005