Rer Megacorp

ReR Megacorp (often denoted as ЯēR) is a music label based in England, founded by Chris Cutler in 1978. Originally known as Rē Records, the label was established to introduce UK audiences to exceptional but unknown artists and groups from around the world. The focus has always been on the quality of the music rather than commercial viability. Over time, ReR Megacorp formed distribution networks and affiliated with other labels such as Points East, These Records, No Man's Land, AYAA, Cuneiform Records, and Gross National Products. While each label operates independently, they share a common musical ethic and provide outstanding music for both listeners and musicians.

In the early '80s, ReR Megacorp opened a recommended shop which later separated from the labels and became These Records. In the early '90s, Chris Cutler merged all his labels under ReR Megacorp and established a new distribution service with the same name. These Records continued until 2006 when it closed its doors.

The address history of ReR Megacorp includes locations in London such as St. Saviour's Road (1988-1993), Tulse Hill (1993-1994), and Beulah Road in Thornton Heath since autumn 1994. Distribution was initially done through Recommended Distribution at Wandsworth Road before moving to Sutton during summer 1991 until spring 1994.