RECORDS
A.D.F Records was a DIY Irish label. It managed at least two singles. It issued singles in ADF-000 numerical series. Auto Da Fé were an Irish new wave musical group formed in the Netherlands in 1980 (but mainly active in Ireland) by former Steeleye Span singer Gay Woods and Trevor Knight. The band's sound incorporated keyboards and electronics. The band released a string of singles between 1982 and 1985, including "November November", "Bad Experience", and "Man of Mine" (the latter featuring Midge Ure on guitar, and one studio album, Tatitum (based around "Jacques Tati and the art of humming"). They also released a compilation of singles tracks, and had a CD of live performances recorded by the BBC in 1983 for their In Concert programme, Songs For Echo, released in 2001, the second performance featuring Phil Lynott on bass and backing vocals. Lynott also produced some of Auto Da Fé's early recordings.The band split up in 1986. Woods later rejoined Steeleye Span. Knight went on to work as a theatre sound designer. Distributed By SPARTAN Records.
| 82 | Not Issued | A.D.F | ADF | 001 | |
| 82 | Not Issued | A.D.F | ADF | 002 | |
| 82 | Auto Da Fé | November November | A.D.F | ADF | 003 |
| 82 | Auto Da Fé | Bad Experience | A.D.F | ADF | 004 |
