An index of record companies that have TV Tropes articles.
- 2 Tone
- Alternative Tentacles
- The Artisan Era
- Arts & Crafts Productions
- Amaru Entertainment
- Beggars Group
- 4AD Records
- Beggars Banquet Records (defunct)
- Matador Records
- Rough Trade Records
- Situation Two (defunct)
- XL Recordings
- Young Records
- Big Machine Records
- Blast First
- Buddah Records
- Chrysalis Records
- Comedy Central Records
- Daptone Records
- Death Row Records
- Extasy Records
- Factory Records
- Free Will Records
- Global Underground
- HARDCORE TANO*C
- Hollywood Records
- Intrada
- La-La Land Records
- Music Box Records
- Mute Records
- Nuclear Blast
- Psychopathic Records
- Pye Records
- Quartet Records
- Roc Nation
- Ruthless Records
- Reel Life Productions
- Silva Screen Records
- SM Entertainment
- Sony Music
- Stax Records
- T-Series
- Time-Life Music
- Touch and Go Records
- Universal Music Group
- Capitol Records
- EMI
- EMI America Records (defunct)
- Harvest Records
- Liberty Records (defunct)
- Motown
- United Artists Records (defunct)
- Virgin Records
- Charisma Records (defunct)
- Decca Records
- Deram Records
- Philips Records (defunct)
- Def Jam Recordings
- Interscope Records
- A&M Records (defunct)
- DreamWorks Records (defunct)
- Geffen Records
- I.R.S. Records (defunct)
- Island Records
- MCA
- ABC Records (defunct)
- Dunhill Records (defunct)
- Uptown Records
- Polydor Records
- MGM Records (defunct)
- Quartet Records
- Republic Records
- Vertigo Records
- Verve Label Group
- Decca Records (in its current incarnation)
- Impulse! Records
- Verve Records
- Verve Forecast
- Capitol Records
- Varèse Sarabande
- Warner Music Group
- Atlantic Records
- Elektra Records
- Parlophone Records
- EMI Columbia Records (defunct; Parlophone now owns their catalog)
- His Master's Voice Records (as above)
- Stateside Records
- Radar Records (defunct)
- Rhino Records
- Rykodisc (defunct)
- Sub Pop
- Warner (Bros.) Records
- Warp Records
