London-based music magazine The Quietus has launched its own record label.

Cannily titled The Quietus Phonographic Corporation, the label will launch with Hostel, an EP by a young artist named East India Youth – or William Doyle, to those closer to him than us – on March 22. According to a post on tQ this morning, the relationship between Doyle and the magazine started when Doyle approached editor John Doran at a Factory Floor gig (where else?), and handed him a CD. After several attempts to persuade labels to sign Doyle, the magazine eventually did it themselves.

You can read more about the release here, and stream the first track from it, ‘Heaven How Long’, below.

Tracklist:
Heaven How Long
Looking For Someone
Coastal Reflexions
Heaven How Long (Oh The Gilt remix)