In-Effect

In-Effect was a short-lived imprint of Relativity, mostly used for punk and metal acts from the East Coast of the United States.

One of In-Effect's greatest claims to fame was in 1989 when it signed Nuclear Assault to the label as well as landing a deal with Relativity for distribution. The imprint was also known for signing then-upcoming bands from the East Coast, including 24-7 Spyz, Sick Of It All and Scatterbrain (3).

The imprint was discontinued in 1991 when it reverted back into its parent label Relativity.