Casey Redd was 14 when she began going to shows put on by popular indie-rock label Burger Records. That friend, who regularly attended Burger Records shows with Redd, corroborated Redd’s story to The Times in a phone interview. And it’s not clear that management was paying attention to the exploitative sexual dynamics of the scene Burger fostered. The following day, Burger Records turned off the comments on an Instagram post after women began writing about their traumatic experiences there. McDonough had music released on Burger compilations and played many shows with Burger bands.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 24, 2021 15:00 UTC