Disney Violence

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Disney Violence was a Miami, Florida dual vocals Power violence/thrash band. They contributed a few songs to compilation records and had a split 7" with Secret Service. They broke up in 1998.

Members were:

Julio Najara (vocals)
Abel Folgar (vocals)
Mike Perez (bass)
John Carriger (guitar)
Juan Manuel Rotulo (drums)

Former members:

Jose Flores (guitar)
Chris Marquis (guitar)
Mike Borras (guitar)

7" released on Goodbye Blue Skies Records [1]

Julio and Abel briefly ran a record label named Open Wound Records and put out 7" records by Godstomper, No Comply, Christmess, Society of Friends, Laceration, Facade Burnt Black, Exhumed, and others. Many releases were split with Max Ward's 625 Thrashcore.

John also performed with Swivel Stick.

Juan also performed with The Getback and Hermanos de Sangre.

Mike Perez performed with Pretend Milk, Rerun, xEnd Resultx, Secret Service, System 2600,and Crush/Bloom. He currentley plays in Palmetto, Cable Bends Steel, and the on again off again Optical Cowboys.

Mike Borras ran Miami's Smooth Lips Records.

Jose Flores continues to be a dynamo in the local South Florida scene with projects like Pool Party, Jai Alai, Jose El Rey; as well as previous efforts with The Getback, Pin Kai, Pretend Milk, Rerun, and The Crumbs.

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