Concrete Productions

Concrete productions was a UK based underground label, specialising mainly in Industrial music, which was set up by [a=Andrew E Beer] of 400 Blows in 1981 to release the 7" 'Ghoulish Practices'. This was followed by the brilliant and seminal "Beat the Devil". Following their signing to Illuminated Records in 1982/83, C.P. was put to one side, although it acted as the production arm of [a=400 Blows]. Soon friend, [a=Andrew Burton] began working with [a=Andrew E Beer], [a=Tony Thorpe] and [a=Robert Taylor (4)] in 1983, helping out with production and recording live events, becoming increasingly more involved, he eventually took over ownership of the label so that [a=Andrew E Beer] could devote himself to building 'Warrior Records' helped by [a=Tony Thorpe].