Chicago's Touch and Go Records have been keeping it indie since 1979, and what makes their story stand out is that even through big successes, major label band poaching and Butthole Surfers-gate, they have stayed all indie, all time time. That's pretty unique. Another thing that makes T&G different is that they've always used their success to give other, smaller indie labels a leg up whenever and however possible, especially by acting as a distributor for small labels that might otherwise struggle to find a company willing to work with them. Learn more about how they've made it work all these years in this Touch and Go Profile.

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