with Warner that would give them "substantial creative control," as well as wider distribution. According to Robert Ellis Orrall, starting with We Are The Champions, JEFF the Brotherhood releases would receive global distribution from WMG's Alternative Distribution Alliance under the Warner/Independent Label Group umbrella. Later that year, Infinity Cat was listed as #10 in Billboard Magazine's "Business Biz: 50 Best Indie Labels in America. Infinity Cat celebrated its 10th anniversary with two concerts on July 20 and 21, 2012. At the July 20 show, Metro Councilman At-Large Ronnie Steine read Resolution No. RS2012-339, which proclaims July 20 to be Infinity Cat Recordings Day in Nashville as "it is fitting and proper that the Metropolitan Council recognizes Infinity Cat Recording on its 10th anniversary as one of Nashville's best independent labels." Artists Some of the bands signed to the label include: Be Your Own Pet Daddy Issues Denney & The Jets Diarrhea Planet Ed Schrader's Music Beat Music Band JEFF the Brotherhood Visitors' Center Infinity Cat operates a "Visitors' Center" retail store at their headquarters. The Visitors' Center was opened as "a response to requests from fans who have wanted to stop by when they're in Nashville," and sells recordings, merchandise, and label-related rareties. Discography References Further reading External links Official Site Alternative rock record labels Indie rock record labels American independent record labels Record labels established in 2002 Culture of Nashville, Tennessee 2002 establishments in Tennessee