Fortissimo Records

Fortissimo Records
Founded 2002 (2002)
Founder Don McLean
Status active
Country of origin Milton Keynes, England
Official website FortissimoRecords.co.uk

Fortissimo Records is an independent record label and promoting collective from Milton Keynes, England run by Action Beats Don McLean.

Taking their name from the Italian musical term for "very loud" (see dynamics), Fortissimo was formed in 2002, arranging gigs at Bletchley Youth Club, in Milton Keynes. They then moved to releasing CDs and LPs by bands from the Milton Keynes area, having now 10 releases, and arranging gigs for touring bands from the UK and United States.

In 2009 the label released the album Patterns of the Boston noise band Neptune. In 2010, Fortissimo has released a vinyl re-issue of Glenn Branca's 1981 album The Ascension[1] and the first solo album Mate of former Action Beat member Peter James Taylor. In 2011, Fortissimo released the album 'the Last Minute' by Hired Muscle.

Artists

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  • Action Beat
  • Ajutprop
  • Glenn Branca
  • Dark Hadou
  • Dawn Chorus
  • Evi Ryu vs. the Lost Maji
  • Hired Muscle
  • Paul Grant (AKA 'the Vet')
  • Madrid Axemen
  • Neptune
  • Riotmen
  • Peter James Taylor (former member of Action Beat)
  • Terror Agents
  • Pezzarahtha Webbarahta

See also

References

  1. ↑ The Ascension: Interview with Don Mclean of Fortissimo records and Action Beat (10 May 2010): Secret Danger Society
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