Nutking Records

When reli-punk band Jezuz Kriziz (Mez/vocals, Petruz/guitar, Judaz/bass) had eventually evolved in "Rock-band Poppenkast" in 1992 they were signed to “Professor-Pop” records soon after. This orphaned their old “Bounty-Records” -label. However, Judaz had left "Kriziz” (already playing “Poppenkast” songs) in favour of a solo career resulting in the currently unavailable album “Judaz in Heaven” and the never released “Vertrokken”, on “Bounty-Records”. Through Judaz’ connections, a new musical project by Harry (or Henri) Grunbauer called “Sound Advice” was also signed to the label. Judaz played bass on the first couple of albums, still released on Music-Cassette. Several abandoned musical projects like “Saint Vitus” and “Backfire” were also adopted by Bounty-Records as well as retaining the original “Kriziz’ back catalogue. The new “Saint Vitus at Sandwijck” album was put together with some overdubs from unreleased material and it was agreed that “Sound Advice” would promote the album by including the old Saint Vitus-hit “Make Your Move” in their set-list. Judaz wasn’t available for live-gigs and Henri put together the first of the ever changing “Sound Advice” line-up with Michel Bruinitz on drums and Martin Smit (RIP) on bass. Meanwhile, several inactive obscure record-labels like “Salisbury Sounds”, “Red Rat Recordings” and “DNA-records” opened up their archives for “Bounty-Records” making almost forgotten music available again. Through the years about seven new Sound Advice albums were released on CD-r after a failed experiment with the Minidisk medium. Later even “De Kerozinekikkers” label “Sloot Records” was negotiated to be included. On May 16, 2018, Bounty Records changed it's name to Nutking Records.

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