Flats

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Foxtrot 00:00 Tools
Never Again 00:00 Tools
Country 00:00 Tools
Tango 00:00 Tools
Flats Waltz 00:00 Tools
Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Moonwalk 00:00 Tools
Macabre Unit 00:00 Tools
Frostbite 00:00 Tools
Fast 00:00 Tools
Slam 00:00 Tools
Flatz Waltz 00:00 Tools
Buzz 00:00 Tools
Crucifixion 00:00 Tools
Isolation Chamber 00:00 Tools
Mambo 00:00 Tools
Lack of Stature 00:00 Tools
Big Souls 00:00 Tools
Mucky Pup 00:00 Tools
Waltz 00:00 Tools
Rat Trap 00:00 Tools
Are You Feeling Rusty 00:00 Tools
In the Wake 00:00 Tools
Forty Hours 00:00 Tools
Top Hat 00:00 Tools
Flowers 00:00 Tools
Are You Feeling Rusty? 00:00 Tools
Lack Of Stature (6 Music Session, 28 Feb 2011) 00:00 Tools
Never Again (6 Music Session, 28 Feb 2011) 00:00 Tools
Big Souls / Are You Feeling Rusty (6 Music Session, 28 Feb 2011) 00:00 Tools
Isolation Chamber (6 Music Session, 28 Feb 2011) 00:00 Tools
Big Soul 00:00 Tools
Foxtrot / Tango 00:00 Tools
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Flats formed in February 2010, and are made up of Craig E. Pierce (Bass), Daniel Devine (Vocals), Paul Angeles (Guitar) and Samir Eskanda (Drums). Their original guitarist Luke Tristram was replaced by Djan in April 2011. They made their live debut in March 2010. Flats have stated that their influences include Crass, Chron Gen, Anthrax and Hellhammer They released two EPs on 7" vinyl in 2010; Flats EP (co-produced by Klaxons' Jamie Reynolds), and Flats EP2 through their own label Sweat Shop Records in conjunction with Loog. Their single "Never Again" was released through Sweat Shop Records and One Little Indian in March 2011 on 7" and download. Flats have become renowned for their live shows that often clock in at less than 15 minutes. In 2010 they supported The Horrors, Klaxons and played at the 1234 festival and Offset Festival, as well as being the opening band on that year's NME Radar tour with The Joy Formidable and Chapel Club. In 2011 they were Morrissey's main support band for the UK leg of his European tour, as well as supporting the US sludge metal band Eyehategod and performing at Sonisphere festival at Knebworth House. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.