Slap A Ham

Independent record labels were a big deal in the 1990s. They represented specific sounds, geographies, and identities. During this time, I was purchasing a ton of thrash records and Deejaying a weekly radio show in Greenville, NC. Many of these releases were published by Chris Dodge’s Slap A Ham Records. Chris put out records for everyone from Fu Manchu and The Melvins to Capitalist Casualties and his own bands Spazz, No Use For A Name, and Stikky (among others).

We first worked with Chris Dodge in 1998 when Spazz was featured on the first Bifocal Media release “The Actuality Of Thought” video. We’ve stayed in touch over the years, working on little projects here and there for Spazz and Slap A Ham. Here’s our latest go at it. We hope you dig. Charles Cardello/ Bifocal Media

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