Wednesday, December 23, 2009

How I Became the Bomb's Christmas Gift to You

Posted by D. Patrick Rodgers on Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 11:34 AM

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What do you get when you cross Nashville's most prolific synth-pop dandies with America's most beloved holiday? Why, you get a bleeping, booping, vocoder-laden rendition of "Little Drummer Boy," of course. Visit either How I Became the Bomb's MySpace or Facebook to hear their take on the holiday classic. A message from the men:
Dearest listeners, No matter how one chooses to commemorate the winter solstice, I think we all can agree that "Little Drummer Boy" is amongst the most brutal of yuletide carols. Therefore, in Scrooge-like fashion, we, five little boys, got together and, sitting mostly behind instruments unfamiliar, put together a rendition fit for the birthday of the unconquered sun. Submitted to you, in excruciatingly low recording quality, is our meager attempt at a Christmas Carol. Bah Humbug, How I Became the Bomb, The Ghosts of Christmas Future!
HIBtB's next slated in-town appearance is for Jan. 30 at Exit/In with Wax Fang and The Non-Commissioned Officers. Happy Holidays, everyone.

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I'm not the hugest HIBTB fan, although I loved their first EP, but I just listened to "Turned to Stone (with Kindercastle)" on their myspace page and had no idea it was live until the crowd cheered at the end. Pretty awesome sounding, i must admit.

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Posted by Hearn on 12/23/2009 at 12:32 PM

Blah. This band is still together?

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Posted by ??? on 12/23/2009 at 7:26 PM

Speaking of local bands' Christmas records . . .
http://partytownhospital.bandcamp.com/

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Posted by Simple Mike on 12/23/2009 at 8:43 PM

Oh god...that was horrible!

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Posted by the ocho on 12/26/2009 at 11:17 AM
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