Fortissimo

Fortissimo is a label/organisation/movement, based in Bletchley, UK. We have also put on over 100 show's for great bands from all over the world.------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------- Some Bands that have played: Action Beat, Neptune, The EX, OXXES, Destructo Swarmbots, That Fucking Tank, Cowtown, Quack Quack, Coughs, Tigers, USAISAMONSTER, Parts and Labor, Grabba Grabba Tape, Vialka, G.I Joe, Zurich against Zurich, Riotmen, Dawn Chorus, Dark Hadou, Ajutprop, Allan (mad cow paté), Awesome color, Brown Owl, Bronze, Our man in the Bronze Age, The Brave, Bilge Pump, Chi Champions, Cat on Form, Corinthians, Ikari, Evil Ryu and the Lost Maji, Monsters Killed By lazers, Kill yourself, Madrid Axemen, Duke of Zuke, I had an Inkling, Samuel Sharp, Fuck Buttons, Hunting Lodge, Man Aubegine, Cleckhuddersfax, PVH, Men of Unitus, D(((0)))N, Drone Beard, Stranger son of WB, Mugstar, Park Attack, Aotea, Orion Arm, Fuck you rocker, Do Make Say Think, Tall Firs, OVO, Ostinato, Nervous Kid, Indian Jewelry, Chops, Lullabye Arkestra, Dalek, ZU.--------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------Neptune's Patterns - VL007 - £6 including postage--------Yo!!! The Record is now being distributed in the UK (possibly Europe) through Forte (http://www.fortedistribution.co.uk/) ----------------------------It was also reviewed in the latest Plan B magazine - NEPTUNE - PATTERNS (Fortissimo)..r..r 'There's a kid somewhere right now - it could even be you, between reading this - waffling about their d.i.y principles. So what if you've photocopied a few hundred flyers and hired a battered old tour van twice? Neptune make their own fucking instruments, numbnuts. To hover too long on this most obvious asset would be to do the scrap metal-salvaging Massachusetts-based trio something of a disservice, though. Occasionally they possess all the freeform appeal of geography teachers learning guitar; more often, they scratch a path to Weirdland using only Shellac's metronome timing, flickers of no-waved seventies prog experimentalism and with harshness dials turned up to 11. Punk's definitely not dead. --- ADAM ANONYMOUS..r..r..r..r..r____________________________________ _________