Ripple Music

Ripple is a record label located in San Ramon, CA - founded in 2010 by Todd Severin and John Rancik - specializing in retro-70's heavy rock, heavy psych, stoner, sludge and doom Birthed from a successful music reviewing blog, The Ripple Effect (started in 2007), Ripple Music strives to bring to you "The Best Music You're Not Listening To." In 2010, the company debuted its initial releases Acid Blues Is The White Man's Burden by JPT Scare Band, a re-issue of Let Me In the 1972 early metal classic by Poobah, and 3899903 an album of dark, mysterious modern prog rock from Vancouver's [a3695073]. Ripple Music releases albums in vinyl, colored double vinyl, CD, and digital formats. Due to the high quality of Ripple Music's initial releases, the label garnered immediate national media attention. 6 years in and Ripple have made a name for themselves among the heavy underground - considered by some to be at the forefront of the modern wave of heavy rock. "The label functions as truly top notch curators of taste, and everything they put out is guaranteed to make me listen... They may very well be the future of rock and roll." - Matt Bacon, Metal Injection (June, 2016)