 The label works closely with like-minded allies in Bury St Edmunds ‘Rock City’, and has released a series of vinyl albums 'This is the Sound of Sugar Town' championing the scene, featuring the likes of Horse Party, Gaffa Tape Sandy and Tundra.In the mid 2000s the label established their own DIY Recording Space, the Big Badger Music Shack, and this has been used to record many of the tracks featured on the series of Flexi Discs ‘You Flexi Things’, which have been released for Record Store Days and have been regularly played on national radio.The studio is also used to encourage young talent and has helped promote many of the acts featured at R*E*P*E*A*T’s series of Young Performer’s Gigs, a tradition reaching back to 2002 when R*E*P*E*A*T starlets, The Hammers, appeared live on "Blue Peter", aged 10-12.