Elektra (all releases with “Elektra” or “Elektra Entertainment” logo, 1950 to present)

releases between 1989–2009 bearing the lowercase “e” perched atop a tilted capital “E” logo should also be filed under this label (even if it may read "Elektra Entertainment" below the logo).

Digital releases that have Elektra (NEK) as a label should use this label.

evolution of Elektra logo (1950–present): http://logos.wikia.com/wiki/Elektra_Records

1950: founded by Jac Holzman and Paul Rickolt as Elektra Records.
Elektra logo (original, 1950–1965)
Elektra logo (1965–1980)
1973-08: its parent company Elektra Records became part of Elektra/Asylum Records upon a merger with Asylum Records, but informally still referred to itself as Elektra Records thereafter.
Elektra logo (1980–1989)
1989: its parent company Elektra Records was renamed Elektra Entertainment, "a division of Warner Communications Inc."
Elektra "e over E" logo introduced (1989–2004)
ca. 1994: Elektra Entertainment renamed as Elektra Entertainment Group
2004-02: merged into Atlantic Records and moved under the newly-formed Atlantic Records Group; became dormant until 2009.
Elektra logo (reintroduced 2004-2009)
Elektra logo (2009-06-01–2013) : Elektra formally revived as independent entity under Warner Music. (note rounded corners in the prongs of the E and revised font in the "elektra" wordmark)
Elektra logo (2013–2022) : Elektra introduces its latest logo (note square corners in the prongs of the E and and revised font in the "elektra" wordmark)
Elektra logo (2022–present) : Elektra may have revived a refreshed version of the "e over E" logo, coinciding with WMG's launch of 300 Elektra Entertainment, an umbrella group created from the merger of Elektra Music Group and 300 Entertainment