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Founder
  
Rich Hoak

Founded
  
1993

Genre(s)
  
Grindcore Deathgrind Hardcore punk

Location
  
Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, US

Deaf American Recordings was started by Rich Hoak (Brutal Truth) in late 1993. The label is centered in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, United States. It is a reference to Rick Rubin's side label from Def Jam, Def American Recordings.

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Releases

  • da0-01000 F.O.D. / Ninefinger (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-02000 Brutal Truth - "Machine Parts + 4" (EP, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-03000 Ninefinger - "Ninefinger" (EP, 7" vinyl record - re-release)
  • da0-04000 (kindbud 01) Brutal Truth / Rupture (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-05000 Agents of Satan / Burn the Priest (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-06660 Agathocles / Black Army Jacket (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-07000 Capitalist Casualties / Unholy Grave (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-08000 (kindbud 02) Phobia / Corrupted (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-09000 No Rest For The Dead - "The End of Space" (full-length, compact disc)
  • da0-010000 Unholy Grave / Capitalist Casualties (split, 7" vinyl record)
  • da0-011000 Cripple Bastards - "Misantropo a Senso Unico" (full-length, compact disc)

    • Notes

    The catalog numbers ending with "KINDBUD" are both picture disc 7" vinyl records, each featuring a photo of marijuana, co-released with Rhetoric Records.

    References

    Deaf American Recordings Wikipedia
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