Panzerfaust Records was a Minnesota-based white power record label founded in September 1998. Named after a German anti-tank weapon,^[1] the record label distributed the music of white power bands and organized concerts across the United States.^[2]

At the label's peak around 2000, it was the main competitor of Resistance Records,^[2] and they had grown close to the neo-Nazi group White Revolution.^[3]

Panzerfaust Records was founded in 1998 by Anthony Pierpont, Ed Wolbank and Eric Davidson.^[4][3] The organization had ties to a number of other groups, including Hammerskin Nation^[2] (the "largest [US] skinhead group"^[5]), Volksfront and White Revolution.^[3] In 2003 Bryant Cecchini, aka Byron Calvert, joined the company.^[2]

In 2004, the label launched Project Schoolyard, a United States-wide campaign to distribute free Panzerfaust sampler CDs to middle school and high school students.^[6] In response, schools were notified and in some districts, CDs were confiscated or voluntarily turned over by students.^[7][8] The anti-fascist record label Insurgence Records responded by offering a free downloadable compilation called Project Boneyard.^[9]

Panzerfaust Records shut down in early 2005 after the arrest of Pierpont for drug possession upon returning from a sex tourism trip to Thailand,^[10][11] and the emergence of evidence that Pierpont was of Hispanic descent and had dated transgender individuals and non-white women.^[4][12][13] The company was reorganized without Pierpont to become Free Your Mind Productions but disbanded for good shortly after.^[3] Pierpont has since supposedly moved away from racism and the white power movement.^[14]

As of January 27, 2005, the Panzerfaust website was no longer operating.^[15]

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