Facedown Records

Inspired by the efforts of the labels he was distributing like Boot to Head Records, Sofa Records, and SA Mob, Jason scrounged up some of his grocery store earnings and released his first Facedown Records album as a 7 vinyl record in 1998. It included three songs from his band No Innocent Victim, who were from California, and three songs from an East Coast band called Phanatik. His second release was a split 7 record of a west coast band (Positive Youth) and an east coast band (Persevere).

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Inspired by the efforts of the labels he was distributing like Boot to Head Records, Sofa Records, and SA Mob, Jason scrounged up some of his grocery store earnings and released his first Facedown Records album as a 7 vinyl record in 1998. It included three songs from his band No Innocent Victim, who were from California, and three songs from an East Coast band called Phanatik. His second release was a split 7 record of a west coast band (Positive Youth) and an east coast band (Persevere).

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