Flesh Produce’s new album Hyper Chasm set to be released via Corporat Records on June 5th

Seattle, WA – FLESH PRODUCE is the musical equivalent of deep-fried memes. Live instrumental jams, samples, and various vocal, drum, and percussion performances are distressed, heavily processed and treated so they are unrecognizable, often fitted together in jarring unions. Its inception came in 2018: somewhat frustrated with playing in fairly standard bands, Karl Fagerstrom started making ‘beats’ with no prior experience or rules to follow, simply mimicking (and sampling) the weird music he liked. From there, Karl met Myla Profitt, who would become vocalist. The DIY duo have a strong creative chemistry and no shortage of musical ideas, with their work being described in terms such as “chaotic, glitchy, breakneck-speed noise punk” and “ambient filth.”

“…somewhere between electronic, synth punk, noise rock, digital hardcore, and whatever you’d call a live drum performance layered over chopped-and-screwed samples from guitars, video games, and synthwave, reassembled until they’re unrecognizable…” – Karol Kami?ski / IDIOTEQ

“It’s like a SNES went to a sex club with a nu-metal guitarist. What Flesh Produce create sounds like their drunken fumbles as they stagger home. Is it a guitar, or is it a twisted piece of chiptune being broken into guitar pieces? Who’s to say…” – Simon Smith / Higher Plain Music

“This is another Seattle band that’s very much if-you-know-you-know. I’ve been catching their sets for years now and no matter how many bands are on the bill, after every set, without fail, all anyone can talk about is how incredible the Flesh Produce set was. [They] make highly original and thoroughly engrossing noise rock that fuses glitchy digital bleeps with sludgey punk for a caustic fever dream of an experience.” – KEXP.org

“After a long day soaking up the sun with loud EDM beats echoing every which way and a bit of human interaction overload, we were pretty spent. But we’re so glad we decided to stay and catch one last group for the final day of Capitol Hill Block Party because Flesh Produce woke us the fuck up. It was 10:15 pm when vocalist Myla Profitt and drummer Karl Fagerstrom took the Barboza stage and lit the crowd up with a furious thunderstorm of what we would call breakneck glitch pop gone hardcore with some nu-metal flavor.” – The Stranger

“…chaotic, glitchy, breakneck-speed noise punk…” – Brooklyn Vegan