Artist: How I Became The Bomb
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Let's Go
Year: 2006
Tracks: 7
Hailing from Murfreesboro, TN, How I Became the Bomb ar a band blend time of origin synth pop and uptight indie rock with influences ranging from spaghetti Western picture show wads and video game music to ABBA and Electric Light Orchestra to make music that's witty, smart, and just a little unnerving. How I Became the Bomb were launched in 2005, when Jon Burr (vocals) and Andy Spore (drums), friends wHO were attending Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, got unitedly one evening to make some music for the playfulness of it. Burr's roommate Denis Deck united in on guitar, and the ternion were happy enough with the results to sample making more sounds in public. Following the enlisting of trained pianist and synthesiser instrumentalist Adam Richardson, the group's flake sound began to conduct form, and with the accession of bassist Ricky Bizness, How I Became the Bomb were born. How I Became the Bomb's first-class honours degree gig was a chaotic show at a bar featuring exotic dancers (which is against the law in Murfreesboro), just it didn't take long for word to gap about the group on the Nashville independent music view, and in front long the band was making the rounds of Music City's stone clubs. After sharing bills with most of Nashville and Murfreesboro's star resistance bands, How I Became the Bomb teamed with producer Jason Bullock to record a six-song EP, Let's Go! The EP became a top-seller at independent record stores in Tennessee, and the ring began winning international clap for its angular music, mordant wit, and crisp outfits.
