Undecided Records
Founded	1998 (1998)
Founder	Clifford Weiner Alexander Kenny
Defunct	2006 (2006)
Status	Inactive
Distributor(s)	Revelation Victory RED
Genre	Hardcore punk metalcore post-hardcore emo indie rock
Country of origin	United States
Location	Lake Worth, Florida

Undecided Records was an Americanindependent record label established in 1998 by Clifford Wiener and Alexander Kenny.^[1] The record company was founded inLoxahatchee, Florida but its headquarters moved around in various parts ofPalm Beach County, Florida; first toBoca Raton,^[2] then toParkland, and finally toLake Worth. The record label releasedhardcore,metalcore,noisecore,post-hardcore, andemo music, with a principally North American roster of artists spanning from the late 1990s to the mid-2000s.^[3] Undecided Records released music onvinyl records,compact discs, anddigital audioformats, with distribution in the United States originally throughRevelation Records, then throughVictory Records, and finally throughSony/RED Music.^[4][3][5] Wiener and Kenny were both closely associated withEulogy Recordings, where they worked in their free time.^[6][5]

Undecided Records put out such notable releases asPoison the Well'sDistance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder,^[7]Every Time I Die'sThe Burial Plot Bidding War,^[8]Supermachiner'sRise of the Great Machine,^[9]Breaking Pangaea'sTake Apart the Words andCannon to a Whisper,^[10][11] andEiffel'sAudiblenarcotic (also re-issued after the band's name was changed toVaux).^[2][12] The record label was also responsible for producing a series ofMetallicatributesplits titledCrush 'Em All, which included covers byBoySetsFire,^[13]Converge,^[14] Countervail,^[15]Disembodied,^[16]Indecision,^[17]Eighteen Visions,^[18] Poison the Well,^[18]Shai Hulud,^[13] Supermachiner,^[19]Today Is the Day,^[14] andWalls of Jericho.^[17] Many of the splits fell apart during varying production stages but Undecided Records compiled the bulk of the recorded cover songs on the Various Artists compilationThe Old, The New, The Unreleased, released in January 2005.^[20][21] In September–October 2005, the record label organized The Undecided Records Tour, a two-month American tour featuring its signed bands Cru Jones, The Big Screen, Shindig, Hank Jones, Iscariot, and xRepresentx.^[22][23][24]

In 2003, Wiener, Kenny, and Michael Broder formed the imprint company Undecided Films, with plans to release theatrical films anddigital video discs.^[25] The company's inaugural project was to be a theatrical reissue ofF. W. Murnau's 1922 filmNosferatu, featuring a new score composed byConverge vocalistJacob Bannon.^[26][27] Undecided Films' first DVD release later turned out to be the documentaryRockets Redglare!, dedicated to the memory of stand-up comedianRockets Redglare, featuring interviews withSteve Buscemi,Jim Jarmusch,Matt Dillon, andWillem Dafoe.^[28] In June 2003, Undecided Records formed a partnership withFurther Seems Forever bassist Chad Neptune, financing his own imprint record label Pompano Basic.^[29]

Undecided Records was dissolved in 2006 when Wiener and Kenny founded a series of new imprints. In May 2006, all of thestraight-edge bands previously signed to Undecided Records were transferred to the new record label x1981x Records, which had already been founded as anapparel company, x1981x Clothing, in 2004.^[1][30][31] The remaining bands were transferred to a second new record label, 567 Records, includingFurther Seems Forever, which released the compilationThe Final Curtain, andJeremy Enigk, who releasedThe Missing Link, both originally scheduled for Undecided Records.^[29][32] Undecided Records began re-releasing its entire back-catalog digitally in early 2007. Wiener, Kenny, andJohn Wylie ofEulogy Recordings later formed theartist management firm Big Hit Management in 2010.^[33] Wiener and Kenny also organized themusic festival Bringin' it Back for the Kids Fest, which took place in 2011 and 2012.^[1][34]

This is an archival list of artists who have worked withUndecided Records.^[35][36][37]

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