RECORDS
Independent label: South Circular appears to have put out just two singles: 'Drums Over London', by the Disco Zombies (SGS-106; 3/79) and 'The Beat Drill' by The Steppes (SGS-108; 7/79). The SGS-100 numerical series was used by SGS Stdios, of London, which. The Zombies had previously had a single out on the Wizzo label. SGS Records is Not exactly a label as such, but a South London recording studio. Records bearing matrix numbers in its SGS-100 series date from 1978 to 1980; most of the ones have had plain white labels which were then rubber-stamped, stickered or otherwise marked by the bands themselves. The one most commonly happened upon is the Damned's 'Love Songs' (SGS-105; 1978), which came out on the Dodgy Demo Co Record 'label', but other records appeared on South Circular, Synesthesia and Industrial Accident. SGS-104, however, an EP by The Isrealites and Children of Charlton Park P. H. School, had a proper printed label, though with no SGS identity apart from the catalogue number. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 78 | Not Traced | SGS | SGS | 101 | |
| 78 | Not Traced | SGS | SGS | 102 | |
| 78 | The Rivals | Skateboarding In The U.K. (Sos 001) | SOUND ON SOUND | SGS | 103 |
| 78 | The Isrealites | Performed Live By The Children At Charlton Park P. H. School | SGS | SGS | 104 |
| 78 | The Damned | Love Song | DODGY DEMO CO | SGS | 105 |
| 79 | Disco Zombies | Drums Over London | SOUTH CIRCULAR | SGS | 106 |
| 79 | Neu Electric | Lust Of Berlin | SYNESTHESIA | SGS | 107 |
| 79 | Steppes / Fifty Fantastics | The Beat Drill / God'S Got Religion | SOUTH CIRCULAR | SGS | 108 |
| 79 | The Lazy Four | I Won'T Shed A Tear | SGS | SGS | 110 |
| 79 | Future Bodies | Terrorist | FINAL ALTERNATIVE | SGS | 111 |
| 80 | The Institution | Jane And Jon | INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT | SGS | 112 |
| 80 | Six Minute War | 33.3Rpm 75P Ep | SIX MINUTE WAR | SGS | 113 |
| 80 | The Sonic Tonix | Don'T Go Away | INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT | SGS | 114 |
