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{{Infobox record label <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Music -->
| name        =  Light in the Attic Records
| image       =  Litalogos.jpg
| image_size  =100
| founded     =  {{start date|2002}}
| founder     =  Matt Sullivan<br />Josh Wright
| distributor =  <!-- distributors, separate with commas or BR -->
| genre       =  Various
| country     =  U.S.
| location    =  Seattle, Washington
| website     = {{URL|www.lightintheattic.net}}
}}

'''Light in the Attic Records''' is an independent [[record label]] that was established in 2002 in [[Seattle]], [[Washington (state)|Washington]] by Matt Sullivan. The label is known for its roster of reissue projects and for its distribution catalog.<ref>{{cite web|last=Levin|first=Hannah |title=Counting Backward: Reissuing Obscure Gems, Local Indie Label Turns Up The Past|url=http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=81123|publisher=The Stranger|accessdate=September 26, 2006}}</ref> Light in the Attic has re-released work by [[The Shaggs]], [[Betty Davis]], [[Serge Gainsbourg]], [[Jim Sullivan (singer-songwriter)|Jim Sullivan]], [[Jane Birkin]], [[Monks (band)|Monks]] and [[The Free Design]]. The label has also released albums by contemporary bands [[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]] and [[Nicole Willis]] & The Soul Investigators.

==History==
When Sullivan was in high school, he was already interested in starting his own label. "I always wanted my own label," Sullivan told [[The Stranger (newspaper)|The Stranger]] in 2006, "but it was always the wrong time."<ref name="Levin">{{cite web|last=Levin|first=Hannah|title=Counting Backward: Obscuring Reissuing Obscure Gems, Local Indie Label Turns Up The Past|url=http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=81123|publisher=The Stranger|accessdate=September 26, 2006}}</ref>

After high school and college at the [[University of Arizona]], Sullivan interned for [[Seattle, Washington]]-based record labels like [[Sub Pop]] and the now-defunct [[Loosegroove Records]]. Susie Tennant, [[Sub Pop]]’s then radio-promotions director, offered Sullivan a chance to intern with [[Madrid, Spain]]-based record label, [[Munster Records]].<ref name="Levin"/> Munster Records focused primarily on reissues of bands like [[The Stooges]] and [[Spacemen 3]], inspiring Sullivan to begin rethinking his own concept behind the still active idea of starting a [[record label]].<ref>{{cite web|last=Sullivan|first=Matt|title=About Light In The Attic|url=http://lightintheattic.net/about|publisher=Light In The Attic|accessdate=January 1, 2003}}</ref>  

Upon Sullivan’s return to the states he began producing live shows in the [[Seattle]] area including performances by performers like [[Saul Williams]], [[Clinic]], and [[Kid Koala]] under the name Light In The Attic. With a stronger interest in the production of records, Sullivan returned to his original idea of a reissue label.{{citation needed|date=February 2012}}

Major projects were, among others:
* a reissue of [[The Last Poets]] first two releases - ''[[The Last Poets]]'' and ''[[This Is Madness]]''.<ref name="Mudede">{{cite web|last=Mudede|first=Charles|title=The Collector's Soul|url=http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/the-collectors-soul/Content?oid=13672|work=The Stranger|accessdate=March 19, 2003}}</ref>
* the reissue of the soundtrack to 1974 blackploitation film ''[[Lialeh]]'' composed by [[Bernard Purdie]].{{citation needed|date=February 2012}}
* the reissue of several works from [[The Free Design]].<ref name="Mudede"/>
* [[Wheedle's Groove]], a collection of songs from forgotten soul and funk groups from [[Seattle]], including, amongst others, [[Patrinell Wright]], [[The Black & White Affair]], [[Kenny G]], [[Ron Buford]], [[Overton Berry]]<ref>{{cite web|last=Segal|first=Dave|title=Wheedle's Groove|url=http://readperiodicals.com/201009/2154243041.html#b|work=The Stranger|accessdate=September 9, 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Matos|first=Michelangelo|title=Thrift Store Finds|url=http://www.seattleweekly.com/2004-08-18/music/thrift-store-finds/|work=Seattle Weekly|accessdate=August 18, 2004}}</ref>
* in 2006, ''Light in the Attic'' released the album "Passover" from the psych-rock group [[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]. This was their first contemporary release.<ref>{{cite web|last=Howe|first=Brian|title=The Black Angels|url=http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/9045-passover/|work=Pitchfork}}</ref>
* the reissue of [[Betty Davis]]' albums ''[[Betty Davis (album)|Betty Davis]]'' and ''[[They Say I'm Different]]''. Davis agreed with the project, but did not co-operate.<ref>{{cite web|last=Barr|first=Brian J.|title=Betty Davis Is Back, Thanks To Light In The Attic|url=http://www.seattleweekly.com/2007-05-02/music/betty-davis-is-back-thanks-to-seattle-s-light-in-the-attic.php/2/|work=The Seattle Weekly}}</ref>
* In 2009, the label acquired the rights to distribute deceased [[Serge Gainsbourg]]'s classic album ''[[Histoire de Melody Nelson]]''. This was their first project with an already established artist.<ref>{{cite web|last=Barr|first=Brian J.|title=Serge Gainsbourg: The King of French Pop|url=http://www.seattleweekly.com/2009-04-01/music/serge-gainsbourg-the-king-of-french-pop/|work=Seattle Weekly|date=31 March 2009}}</ref>
* In 2010, they launched their 50th album. This album was a release of old demos by folk-country singer [[Kris Kristofferson]] and was named ''Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends: Publishing Demos 1968 - 1972''.<ref>{{cite web|last=Barr|first=Brian J.|title=Seducing Kris Kristofferson|url=http://www.seattleweekly.com/2010-05-05/music/seducing-kris-kristofferson/|work=Seattle Weekly|date=4 May 2010}}</ref>
* In 2011, the reissue of ''U.F.O.'' by singer-songwriter [[Jim Sullivan (singer-songwriter)|Jim Sullivan]].<ref name=aquarium>[http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2010/11/10/the-strange-tale-of-jim-sullivans-u-f-o/  "The Strange Tale of Jim Sullivan’s U.F.O.", ''AquariumDrunkard'', November 10, 2010]. Retrieved 14 October 2015</ref>
* In 2014, the label released the compilation album ''[[Native North America, Vol. 1]]''.<ref name=exclaim>[http://exclaim.ca/Music/article/light_in_attic_sets_out_to_unearth_forgotten_history_of_first_nations_music_with_native_north_america_compilation "Light in the Attic Unearths the Forgotten History of First Nations Music with 'Native North America' Compilation"]. ''[[Exclaim!]]'', October 8, 2014.</ref>
* In 2017, for the occasion of [[Record Store Day]], they released the official soundtrack of the cult film ''[[Ciao! Manhattan]]'' in vinyl and CD formats on their Cinewax imprint. This marks the first time that the soundtrack has been commercially released in any form.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://lightintheattic.net/releases/3007-ciao-manhattan-original-motion-picture-soundtrack|title=V/A - Ciao! Manhattan - Ciao! Manhattan Original Motion Picture Soundtrack}}</ref>

==Imprints==

===cinewax===
In 2010, Light in the Attic announced their first imprint, cinewax, for vintage and contemporary film. The imprint has released the [[Winter's Bone]] Original Soundtrack'', [[Winter's Bone]] Original Score'' by Dickon Hinchcliffe, the ''[[Project Nim (film)|Project Nim]] Original Soundtrack'' also by Dickon Hinchcliffe, and Jennifer Maas' ''Wheedle's Groove'' film.<ref>{{cite web|title=Light In The Attic goes to the movies with our new film imprint -- cinewax|url=http://lightintheattic.net/news/?p=2432|work=Light In The Attic}}</ref>

===Modern Classic Recordings===
[[File:ModernCRlogo.jpg|thumbnail|100px]]
Light in the Attic's second imprint, Modern Classic Recordings started in 2011. The imprints first release, [[Mercury Rev]]s' ''[[Deserter's Songs]]'' was released in November 2011. Their second release, [[Morphine (band)|Morphine]]'s ''[[Cure for Pain|Cure For Pain]]'', will follow in 2012.<ref>{{cite web|title=Light In The Attic enters the "Modern" era ...|url=http://lightintheattic.net/news/?p=4322|work=Light In The Attic}}</ref>{{Update inline|date=September 2020|reason=}}

===Retail and distribution===
As well as their own products, Light in the Attic distributes a large portfolio of smaller American and hard-to-find international labels. Light in the Attic currently distributes: Cultures of Soul, Deanwell Global Music, Delmore Recordings, Favorite Recordings, Flat Field Records, Heavenly Sweetness, Heavy Light, Hot Casa, Kindred Spirits, Lion Productions, Masstropicas, Materia Collective, Medical Records, [[Now-Again Records|Now-Again]], Paradise of Bachelors, Regenerator Records, [[Rhino Entertainment|Rhino Handmade]], Secret Seven, Secret Stash, Strawberry Rain, Timmion, [[Trikont-Verlag|Trikont]], Vadim Music, Votary Disk/Roundtable, Voyag3r and Golden Pavilion.

==Discography==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! {{center|Year}} 
! Artist
! Album Details
|-
| {{center|2002}}
| {{center|[[The Last Poets]]}}
| ''The Last Poets/This Is Madness''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970/1971</small>
|-
| {{center|2003}}
| {{center|Sharpshooters}}
| ''Twice As Nice''
|-
| {{center|2003}}
| {{center|[[Bernard Purdie]]}}
| ''Lialeh''
* <small>Originally Released: 1974</small>
|-
| 
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''Kites Are Fun''
* <small>Originally Released: 1967</small>
|-
| 
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''Heaven/Earth''
* <small>Originally Released: 1969</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''You Could Be Born Again''
* <small>Originally Released: 1968</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''Stars/Time/Bubbles/Love''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Wayne McGhie and the Sounds of Joy]]}}
| ''S/T''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Birchmont]]</small>
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #1</small>
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Wheedle's Groove: Seattle's Finest In Funk & Soul''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''[[Deep Throat (film)|Deep Throat]] Anthology I & II''
* <small>Originally Released: 1972/1974</small>
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''[[Deep Throat (film)|Deep Throat]] OST Pt. 1''
* <small>Originally Released: 1972</small>
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''[[Deep Throat (film)|Deep Throat]] OST Pt. 2''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}} 
| ''Sing for Very Important People''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''One By One''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Free Design]]}}
| ''There Is A Song''
* <small>Originally Released: 1972</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Ambrotype]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''The Free Design: The Now Sound Redesigned''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''S/T''
|-
| {{center|2006}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''Passover''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Jamaica to Toronto: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967 - 1974''
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #2</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Noel Ellis]]}}
| ''S/T''
* <small>Original Label: [[Summer Records]]</small>
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #3</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Jackie Mittoo]]}}
| ''Wishbone''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
* <small>Original Label: Summer Records</small>
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #4</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Karen Dalton (singer)|Karen Dalton]]}}
| ''In My Own Time''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Michael Lang (producer)#Just Sunshine Records|Just Sunshine]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|The Saturday Knights}}
| ''S/T''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Light In The Attic Sampler 2007''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''S/T''
* <small>Originally Released: 1973</small>
* <small>Original Label: Just Sunshine</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''They Say I'm Different''
* <small>Originally Released: 1974</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Just Sunshine]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators}}
| ''Keep Reachin' Up''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Summer Records Anthology 1974-1988''
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #5</small>
|-
|
| {{center|The Blakes}}
| ''Streets''
|-
| 
| {{center|The Blakes}}
| ''S/T''
|-
|
| {{center|Earth, Roots & Water}}
| ''Innocent Youths''
* <small>Originally Released: 1977</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Summer Records]]</small>
* <small>Jamaica To Toronto Release #6</small>
|-
| {{center|2008}}
| {{center|The Black Angels}}
| ''Directions To See A Ghost''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Doug Randle]]}}
| ''Songs For The New Industrial State''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Kanata Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|The Saturday Knights}}
| ''Mingle''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Rodriguez (musician)|Rodriguez]]}}
| ''[[Cold Fact]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Sussex Records|Sussex]]</small>
|-
| {{center|2008}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''The Black Exit CD''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Rodriguez (musician)|Rodriguez]]}}
| ''[[Coming from Reality]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Sussex Records|Sussex]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Serge Gainsbourg]]}}
| ''[[Histoire De Melody Nelson]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Philips]]</small>
|-
| 
| {{center|[[The Monks]]}}
| ''The Early Years 1964-1965''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Monks]]}}
| ''Black Monk Time''
* <small>Originally Released: 1966</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Polydor]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|Wheedle's Groove}}
| ''Kearney Barton''
|-
| 2009
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Light In The Attic Sampler Spring 2009''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Karen Dalton (singer)|Karen Dalton]]}}
| ''It's So Hard To Tell Who's Going To Love You The Best''
* <small>Originally Released: 1969</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Capitol Records|Capitol]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Eddie Spencer]]}}
| ''If This Is Love (I'd Rather Be Lonely) b/w You're So Good'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Cougars]]}}
| ''I Wish It Would Rain b/w Right On'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Lloyd Delpratt]]}}
| ''Together b/w Warm Love'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[RAM]]}}
| ''Love is the Answer b/w Love is the Answer Pt. 2'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Karen Dalton (singer)|Karen Dalton]]}}
| ''Something On Your Mind b/w Katie Cruel (Alternate)'' 45
|-
| {{center|2006}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''The First Vietnamese War b/w Nine Years'' 45
|-
| {{center|2007}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''Better Off Alone b/w Tomorrow Always Knows'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''Come Take Me b/w You Won't See Me In The Morning'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''He Was A Big Freak b/w Don't Call Her No Tramp (Rough Mixes)'' 45
|-
| {{center|2008}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''Doves b/w Drone in G#'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Rodriguez (musician)|Rodriguez]]}}
| ''I'll Slip Away b/w You'd Like To Admit'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Rodriguez (musician)|Rodriguez]]}}
| ''Can't Get Away b/w Street Boy'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Patrinell Staten]]}}
| ''I Let A Good Man Go b/w Little Love Affair'' 45
|- 
| 
| {{center|Clarence Mack/Mister Holmes & The Brotherhood}}
| ''Runaway Train b/w Thrift Store Score'' 45
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''Nasty Gal''
* <small>Originally Released: 1975</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Island Records|Island]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Betty Davis]]}}
| ''Is It Love Or Desire?''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Jane Birkin]]/[[Serge Gainsbourg]]}}
| ''[[Je t'aime... moi non plus]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Fontana Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Lou Bond]]}}
| ''S/T''
* <small>Originally Released: 1974</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[We Produce]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Kris Kristofferson]]}}
| ''Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends: The Publishing Demos 1968-72''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Si, Para Usted: The Funky Beats of Revolutionary Cuba Vol. 1''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Si, Para Usted: The Funky Beats of Revolutionary Cuba Vol. 2''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Gabor Szabo]]}}
| ''Jazz Raga''
* <small>Originally Released: 1967</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Impulse! Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Jim Sullivan (singer-songwriter)|Jim Sullivan]]}}
| ''U.F.O.''
* <small>Originally Released: 1969</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Monnie Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Jane Birkin]]}}
| ''[[Di, doo dah]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1973</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Fontana Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth For Christ Choir]]}}
| ''Like A Ship... (Without a Sail)''
* <small>Originally Released: 1971</small>
|-
|
| {{center|The Overton Berry Ensemble}}
| ''T.O.B.E./At Seattle's Doubletree Inn''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970/1972</small>
|-
|
| {{center|The Vagrants}}
| ''I Can't Make A Friend 1965 1968''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Michael Chapman (singer)|Michael Chapman]]}}
| ''Fully Qualified Survivor''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Harvest Records|Harvest]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Michael Hurley (musician)|Michael Hurley]], [[The Unholy Modal Rollers]], [[Jeffrey Frederick & The Clamtones]]}}
| ''Have Moicy!''
* <small>Originally Released: 1976</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Rounder Records|Rounder]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Michael Hurley (musician)|Michael Hurley]]}} 
| ''Long Journey''
* <small>Originally Released: 1977</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Michael Hurley (musician)|Michael Hurley]]}}
| ''Snockgrass''
* <small>Originally Released: 1979</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Rounder Records|Rounder]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love: Motown's Mowest Story 1971-1973''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Beautiful Rivers And Mountains: The Psychedelic Rock Sound of South Korea's Shin Joong Hyun 1958-1974''
|-
| {{center|2011}}
| {{center|[[The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels]]}}
| ''Another Nice Pair''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Packy Axton|Charles 'Packy' Axton]]}}
| ''Late Late Party 1965-67''
|-
| 
| {{center|[[Jim Ford]]}}
| ''Harlan County''
* <small>Originally Released: 1969</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Sundown Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Shin Joong Hyun]]}}
| ''From Where To Where: Digital EP 1970-79''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Louvin Brothers]]}}
| ''Tragic Songs of Life''
* <small>Originally Released: 1956</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Capitol Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Louvin Brothers]]}}
| ''Satan Is Real''
* <small>Originally Released: 1959</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Capitol Records]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Louvin Brothers]]}}
| ''Handpicked Songs 1955-1962''
|-
|
| {{center|[[The Louvin Brothers]]}}
| ''Satan Is Real/Handpicked Songs 1955-1962''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Thai Funk Volume 1''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Wheedles Groove: Seattle's Finest In Funk & Soul 1965-1979 Limited Edition 45s Box Set''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Thai Funk Volume 2''
|-
|
| {{center|[[Michael Chapman (singer)|Michael Chapman]]}}
| ''Rainmaker''
* <small>Originally Released: 1970</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Harvest Records|Harvest]]</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Wendy Rene]]}}
| ''After Laughter Comes Tears: Complete Stax & Volt Singles + Rarities 1964-1965''
|-
|
| {{center|V/A}}
| ''Winter's Bone Original Motion Picture Soundtrack''
* <small>cinewax release</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Dickon Hinchcliffe]]}}
| ''Winter's Bone - Original Score''
* <small>cinewax release</small>
|-
|
| {{center|Wheedle's Groove}}
| ''Wheedle's Groove''
* <small>Director: Jennifer Maas</small>
* <small>cinewax release</small>
|-
|
| {{center|[[Mercury Rev]]}}
| ''[[Deserter's Songs]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1998</small>
* <small>Original Release: [[V2 Records]]</small>
* <small>Modern Classics Recordings release</small>
|-
|
| {{center|Various }}
| ''[[Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop, AOR and Boogie 1976–1986]]''
* <small>Originally Released: 1993</small>
* <small>Original Label: [[Rykodisc]]</small>
* <small>Modern Classics Recordings release</small>
|-
|
| {{center|Various artists}}
| ''[[Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop, AOR and Boogie 1976–1986]]''<ref name="lita-site">{{cite web|url=https://lightintheattic.net/releases/4714-pacific-breeze-japanese-city-pop-aor-boogie-1976-1986|website=Light in the Attic Records|title=V/A - Pacific Breeze Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1976-1986|accessdate=May 2, 2019|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20190330100525/https://lightintheattic.net/releases/4714-pacific-breeze-japanese-city-pop-aor-boogie-1976-1986|archivedate=March 30, 2019}}</ref>
|-
| {{center|2015}}
| {{center|Eric Caboor and David Kauffman}}
| ''[[Songs from Suicide Bridge]]''
|-
| {{center|2021}}
| {{center|various}}
| ''[[May the Circle Remain Unbroken: A Tribute to Roky Erickson]]''

|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.lightintheattic.net Light in the Attic Records Official Page]
* [https://www.discogs.com/label/24105-Light-In-The-Attic Light in the Attic on Discogs]

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