Flatspot Records Baltimore, Maryland
Flatspot Records started in 2004, we put blood, sweat and no tears into every record we put out. We've had ups and downs, but 17 years later we're still here, still strong. Fuck goin commercial, we keep things controversial.
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by Mindforce
supported by 18 fans who also own “FSR48 - Vicious Existence”
Can't say anything that hasn't already been said, but equally I can't say enough either. Mindforce are a talented bunch of guys, succeeding in paying homage to iconic acts of old, but injecting a modern, seething, and contemporary twist. Fratello might just be one of the best songs of the past ten years IMHO. Gave me chills from the first listen, and still does, even after the thousandth play.
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This World Is Too Much
by Restraining Order
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Impenetrable Cerebral Fortress
by Gulch
supported by 16 fans who also own “FSR48 - Vicious Existence”
“Impenetrable Cerebral Fortress” is a ripping album. My favorite thing about the physical vinyl version is that the program repeats on side B. I’m not aware of another album that does this and I think it’s awesome.
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Purple-X
by Purple-X
A nasty batch of psych-punk from Oslo’s Purple-X, instilled with deep grooves and righteous fury.
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What's for Dinner? Beach Party 2000? Super Deluxe Reissue with bonus Just Desserts EP
by TMA
A blast (of pure hardcore punk) from the past; early '80s New Jersey band TMA gets the deluxe reissue treatment.
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Planet Fatigue
by Carradine Choke
UK82-inspired hardcore punk from Christchurch, New Zealand, gruff and fast and economical and, of course, righteously pissed.
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Excalibur
by MINDFORCE
