Flattbush

Acquiring their name from an obscure 1960s Filipino strap that’s rumored to have already been murdered from the Marcos dictatorship for his or her insurrectionist beliefs (therefore the story will go, anyway), spazz-metal clothing Flattbush was created in the late ’90s — just a couple years after Philippine transplants Enriko (vocals) and Arman Maniago (bass) relocated to southern California. After six many years of tactical advances inside the metallic underground, Flattbush also presented People in america Brad Walther (acoustic guitar) and Ray Banda (drums) if they authorized to former Beliefs FORGET ABOUT bassist Costs Gould’s Kool Arrow Information. Their debut record, Smash the Octopus, premiered in 2003; brand-new drummer Joe Luevano came a year afterwards.