When we created the pre-order site for the Dischord #200 Boxset we knew that the enormity of the project combined with the already-overloaded pressing plants meant that the production would take months and months to finish. With that in mind, we made it clear on the site that we had hoped to be able to deliver the boxsets by late 2021, thinking that we would likely be able to ship them out in late October or early November.

Covid outbreaks, machinery breakdowns, supply chain issues, and shipping delays have now added at least couple more months to the delays, so now it’s looking like late December is the earliest that the finished pieces will go into the mail.

The situation is truly out of Dischord’s control and all we can really do is keep the lines of communication open with the manufacturers to encourage them to keep pushing to get this thing made. At this point all of the vinyl has been pressed, but the records have gotten stuck in the shipping/cargo crisis and we don’t know when they’ll arrive at the assembly plant.

We very much appreciate all of the patience and trust that our pre-order customers have given us and we’ll send out another update when we have a clearer idea of actual schedule for the release.

Thank you! 

- Ian and Jeff

Though we suspect that most everyone who wanted to place a pre-order for the Dischord 200 Boxset was able to, it has come to our attention that some people may have had problems accessing the site owing to heavy traffic.  Just to make sure that everyone gets a crack at it, we’ve decided to leave the order site operational through Sunday (6/13) evening for any stragglers or people who were unable to get through.

We’ll be placing the pressing order on Monday and looking forward to getting the records made.
Thanks to everyone who has ordered! 

Tomorrow (Friday, June 11th) is the last day to place a pre-order for the First Six Records Boxset.

The pressing quantity will be based on the number of pre-orders we receive and, considering how complicated this project has been, there are no plans to ever repress the boxset.

Dischord 200 is not being sold wholesale to stores or distributors.

It's only available through Dischord mailorder through tomorrow (Friday, June 11th).

We've done our best to get the word out and hope that people who wanted it have placed an order.

If you happen to know someone who was thinking about it, please let them know that the thinking comes to an end tomorrow at midnight.

Remember, each boxset comes in its own mailer, so only one boxset per order. However, you can order as many times as you want (one person ordered 13 times!).

We've been pretty overwhelmed with the response we've gotten for this project and thank you all for your support.

Tomorrow, Friday, June 11th, is the last day to definitely secure a copy of the boxset. After we stop taking pre-orders and are able to put together a final tally is when the real work begins.

40 years on… still making records.
Here’s the skinny on the release:

Forty years after the label started, we’ve decided to reissue the first six Dischord releases in their original 7” vinyl format.

These will be sold together as a box set to create Dischord 200:

Dischord # 1 - The Teen Idles “Minor Disturbance” 8-song EP

Dischord # 2 - SOA “No Policy” 10-song EP

Dischord # 3 - Minor Threat “Minor Threat” 8-song EP

Dischord # 4 - Government Issue “Legless Bull” 10-song EP

Dischord # 5 - Minor Threat “In My Eyes” 4-song EP

Dischord # 6 - Youth Brigade “Possible” 7-song EP

The records have been remastered and the sleeves and lyric sheets have been reproduced using original artwork. 

Also included will be a 12-page booklet.
Dischord 200 is only available through pre-order.

Click here for more information.

Forty years after the label started, we’ve decided to reissue the first six Dischord releases in their original 7” vinyl format. 

These will be sold together as a box set to create Dischord 200:

Dischord # 1 - The Teen Idles “Minor Disturbance” 8-song EP

Dischord # 2 - SOA “No Policy” 10-song EP

Dischord # 3 - Minor Threat “Minor Threat” 8-song EP

Dischord # 4 - Government Issue “Legless Bull” 10-song EP

Dischord # 5 - Minor Threat “In My Eyes” 4-song EP

Dischord # 6 - Youth Brigade “Possible” 7-song EP

All six records have been remastered, with sleeves and lyric sheets reproduced from original art.

Also included will be a 12-page booklet.

Dischord 200 will only be available through pre-order. 

Click here for more information.

On March 26th, Dischord will reissue Lungfish's tenth full-length, Love Is Love, on color vinyl (red).  Originally released in 2003 the album was recorded and mixed at Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, Virginia by Ian MacKaye and Don Zientara. Long out of print, this version has been remastered for vinyl by TJ Lipple. Pre-order the record now via our site or the Dischord Bandcamp page.

We’re currently out of stock of Fugazi’s “Seven Songs” 12” on red vinyl. We’ve already ordered more and hope to have them back in stock in a few weeks. Outstanding orders will be filled in the order that they are received. Thanks for your orders and your patience!

We are pleased to announce a new release plan for Coriky’s S/T LP. LP and CD pre-orders will start shipping on May 29th.

The record will be become available to stream or download across digital platforms on June 12 and will be for sale in stores starting June 26.
The song “Too Many Husbands” is now available to preview via Dischord’s Bandcamp page. Coriky is a band from Washington, D.C. Amy Farina plays drums. Joe Lally plays bass. Ian MacKaye plays guitar. All sing. Thanks for your patience and understanding.

With the shut down of distributors and record stores still in place across the country and world, Dischord has decided to postpone the release date of the Coriky record until late May. We realize that there are many people who have been waiting for the records they ordered and we very much appreciate their patience. The decision to further postpone the record was made in solidarity with the shuttered shops and distributors and with the hope that the independent music network will survive.

This is uncharted territory, but we’re doing our best to look out for all concerned and hopeful that we can all get to the other side of this together.