Wud Records is a UK-based independent record label with a vast wealth of original material.
Wud Records is associated with Explicit Music, which deals with all of our publishing issues.
It all began in 1983, and in 2008 we decided to celebrate 25 years of wudding with this new website.
Our mission statement: “To bring beautiful music to its natural home – ears.”
* Please feel free to explore and enjoy the Wud Records website.
* While you are here you can listen to all manner of beautiful music for free.
* The homepage Flamplayer is set to ‘random play’, so you can hear an assortment of splendid things right here.
* You may use the forum for comments and discussion if you fancy a chat.
* You will be able to download mp3s and order CDs and other merchandise via our shop when it is built.
* If you like what you see and hear, please make a donation by using the ‘donate’ button! :)
Latest News
Wud Records : Site Rebuild and Updates
Right now we are in the process of uploading the new design for the Wud Records website. Hooray!
During this period of transition, you may find that various parts of the site may have become inoperable or invisible. We apologise for any inconvenience suffered by our visitors and hope that everything will be fully functional again, complete with the new look of the site, within the next couple of days.
We anticipate that there may be a few bugs in the system here and there after the changeover and we shall try to fix these quickly when they become manifest.
Dark Company : Dolls House and White Bird on Ivory
We have uploaded two more songs to Dark Company’s Ghost of the Art collection, those songs being Dolls House and White Bird on Ivory. As with the others, these are only alpha mixes to allow Dark Company’s fans to hear updates to these old songs. The only song that remains to be added to this album is Reasons, which we hope to do next week.
BSoD : Two Exeter Dates
The Bastard Sons of Dennis will be performing live at two Exeter venues next week. Tuesday 2nd February will be their debut performance at The Hole in the Wall, Castle Street, Exeter. Thursday 4th February will be their return to The Black Horse, Longbrook Street, Exeter. Hopefully we’ll see some of you there!
Last night The Bastard Sons of Dennis worked on some original material from their early days, specifically Andy’s songs Good Times, Sometimes, Smile and The Cruellest Dream. The Cruellest Dream George plays with the guitar tuned down to standard tuning in D with a drop-C! These old songs can be heard here in their Flamplayer In Session collection from 1998. They have also been putting together a version of Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir which they hope to be able to add to their live set soon.