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,
Ordinary of arms sources, but excluding that of seals. "An Ordinary of Welsh Arms", covering Welsh arms, crests, badges and supporters down to c.1630 (about 2,800 entries and a name index) forms the greater part of volume 3 of "The Development of Welsh Heraldry" by Michael Powell Siddons, published in 1993. A supplementary ordinary down to c.1700 (a further 1,200 entries) is included in volume 4, published in 2006. "A Dictionary of Suffolk Arms" edited by Joan Corder (an ordinary of arms, containing about 6,700 entries and a name-index) was published by the Suffolk Records Society in 1965. A companion volume by the