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Crack Fierce

Crack Fierce

Musical artist

Hideki Kato, better known under the stage name Crack Fierce, is a Japanese noise musician. He started Crack Fierce in the spring of 1996, and also runs the label United Syndicate.[1] He has also built effects units.[2]

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Note: He is not the same as Kato Hideki, who plays bass in Ground Zero.

Discography

As Crack Fierce

  • Vagina Starving (1996 United Syndicate)
  • Smack My Crack (199? Self Abuse)
  • Felony Noise (1997 Lazy Squid)
  • Illegal Collage & Feedback (1998 Robotomy)
  • Full Metal Confused (1998 Solipsism)
  • Perspicacious Variance (1999 Spite)
  • Red Flag (2008 Noise Ninja)
  • Heterogenious Infusion (split with Mlehst) (1997 United Syndicate)
  • "Pain Circulation" (split with Kazumoto Endo) (1997 United Syndicate)
  • "Crowded Noise" (split with Armenia) (1997 Bizarre Audio Arts / United Syndicate)
  • untitled (split with Third Organ) (1999 United Syndicate)

As C-Fat

with Two Assistant Deputy Ministers

  • untitled (2004 United Syndicate)
  • Kennel Club (2004 United Syndicate)

As Flip Flop

  • Interior A Priori Estimate (200? United Syndicate)

As Melting Plastic Head Core

with Mo*Te

  • My Sweet Memory (1998 Uncut)

References

  1. [1]
    Kato, Hideki (2004). "Crack Fierce". Dada Drumming. Archived from the original on January 25, 2005. Retrieved July 12, 2015.
  2. [2]
    "Crack Fierce Ring Mod". GearBug. Retrieved July 12, 2015.

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