Ivy League Records

Growing up like a weed through the cracks in a grubby inner-city Sydney pavement, Ivy League Records was the brainchild of music managers Pete Lusty, Andy Cassell and Andy Kelly and musician James Roden. The label first came into being in 1997, born out of a very simple desire to release music that the label’s founders loved, to give as many people as possible the opportunity to love it too. Ivy League’s very first release, a seven-inch single by the seminal Sydney act, John Reed Club set the te

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Growing up like a weed through the cracks in a grubby inner-city Sydney pavement, Ivy League Records was the brainchild of music managers Pete Lusty, Andy Cassell and Andy Kelly and musician James Roden. The label first came into being in 1997, born out of a very simple desire to release music that the label’s founders loved, to give as many people as possible the opportunity to love it too. Ivy League’s very first release, a seven-inch single by the seminal Sydney act, John Reed Club set the te

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