'Splinter Recordings' was a record label that the band had devised in 1999, shortly after the 'Splinter' album had been completed. Under this label, they were able to release new material with ease and also any other artist they chose to sign. Sneaker Pimps signed 'Robots In Disguise' and a band called 'The Servant'. A total of three releases was put out on this label; the 'Robots In Disguise' E.P.: 'Mix Up Words And Sounds' (in which Chris produced) and the two 'The Servant' albums: 'Mathematics' and 'With The Invisible'. The label's logo is based on an element in a periodic table. The label later merged with it's sub-label 'Splinter Industries', in which the band used to release 'Bloodsport', after the 9/11 collapse at 'Tommy Boy Records' rendered the album label-less. More information on acts signed can be found below:

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