Concord & Savage Records

Concord & Savage Records or CaSeR is a multimillion-dollar record company based in Wothampton.

History
It was formed in 1921 by Henry Concord and Benjamin "Ben Jammin'" Savage. The company was incredibly successful all through the Great Depression until Concord's death in 1947 when he was killed by a Soviet tourism agent wielding an AK47. Savage, who was struggling to keep the company afloat, killed himself with a cyanide milkshake. Concord's son, Peter Joseph Margaret Concord (born 1944) took over the company with astounding skill, leading the record company into the billions by 1971. Unfortunately, in 1975, Peter Concord was gunned down by a member of the American Nazi Party wielding an StG .44.

Peter's daughter, Josephine Peter Margo Henrietta Concord (born 1963), took no responsibility for her father's empire and left for the alps but was perforated by a Polish hiker wielding a PM63. The hiker later claimed that she looked like a yeti. Finally, after years of bankruptcy, Benjamin Savage's illegitimate great-grandson returned to take over in 1986. He made very sure to return at that year to avoid being shot, little did he know of the L86 LSW. Now, James Careful Savage presides over his record company.

Record Deals
Since its forming, CaSeR has signed numerous record deals with hundreds of artists, they include:
 * Chocolate Banana Cake
 * That Racket
 * Unsilencer
 * Seetah + Old State
 * Definitely Up There
 * Land of Queens
 * Crashing Down
 * Un-freakin-believable
 * Never Really There
 * Terror Lands Quietly
 * Yoinkov and his Bandits
 * Battle Leper 374
 * orgaNIsm
 * Ganity or Frest
 * Always on Time
 * Netting Losers