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ABSCESS, EAT MY FUK Split 7" To Be Released Via RIVOT RAG RECORDS

August 23, 2007

Tampa Bay-based Rivot Rag magazine has announced the first 7" vinyl split release featuring ABSCESS and EAT MY FUK on Rivot Rag Records. This will be a very limited release of 555 copies, of which 155 will be in red vinyl and 400 in black vinyl. To purchase your copy you may place your order at this location, or via e-mail at [email protected].

Rivot Rag Records was formed by Jack Rudzinski, who is the founder of Tampa Bay's Rivot Rag extreme metal magazine, a printed underground 'zine that has been in existence for over five years, and Tony Anderson (BLOODHOUSE, GENERICHRIST) who has also been involved with the 'zine for years as a writer.

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