Crisis Records

Crisis Records was a subsidiary record label of Rob Moran re-launched the company to release female-fronted bands (Chinchilla, Redfive, Beta Minus Mechanic), with financial backing from Cooper. This iteration of Crisis Records took a change when Cooper started shifting bands that were "too heavy" (Sparkmarker, Autumn, Will Haven) or too "alternative" (Overland) to fit on Revelation Records , as opposed to acts solely signed by Moran. Crisis Records folded permanently in late 1998 when it was deemed unsuccessful.