Editing Skam Records (section)

===Series releases===
Skam makes multiple series of record releases within the label, all of which are an anagram of "SKAM". The first three records were produced in conjunction with German duo [[Funkstörung|Musik Aus Strom]],<ref>{{cite book|title=The Rough Guide to Rock|year=2003|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=Fie47qSuTsoC&q=skam%2520records&pg=PR57|publisher=Rough Guides|page=118|isbn=9781858284576|via=Google Books}}</ref> and the latter two by Skam alone.

Up until the 2004 release of [[Mr 76ix]]'s ''Hits of 76ix,'' the label has produced a 7" single along with each full-length album; the 7" catalogue numbers begin with the letters "KMAS". Skam has since stated on its website that future KMAS releases will feature purely exclusive tracks to complement full-length recordings of the same number.

In 2001, Skam began the "SMAK" series. Each SMAK 12" showcased two artists, one per record side. Some SMAK artists, like Quinoline Yellow, have gone on to become full Skam musicians. [[NMB Allstars]] ("North Manchester Bedroom Allstars") went on to become part of the sublabel 33, which Skam has referred to as "a part of the family." Others, like [[Ola Bergman]] and [[Posthuman (band)|Posthuman]] went on to set up their own record labels: New Speak and [[Seed Records]], respectively. [[Made (band)|Made]], are known for their live acts. In October 2004, Skam began the "AMKS" series with ''Supermechamaximegamegablast'' by [[Mortal and Chemist]], which is, as the catalogue number may suggest, a mix.