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After breaking up the industrial-rock group Submachine, frontman Nik Hodges went onto form his second hyper-driven rock piece, Flak. He brought in former Submachine drummer Steve Clark and guitarist Chris Sutton along with newcomer Rich Crockford to play bass in hopes of creating a mixture sounds similar to Nine Inch Nails, Crystal Method, and Pop Will Eat Itself. Flak released its self-titled debut on Restless Records in mid-2000. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide
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