The Echo Bombs

The Echo Bombs are a three-piece garage surf band from Phoenix, Arizona. Their debut album King of Uncool invokes reverb drenched pop tones of The Ventures, Weezer and The Pixies classics while bringing its own overdriven energy of jaded malaise to the table. Creeper is the first single that delivers the true grit and grime that keeps you mesmerized in fear. The summation of the album & second single, King of Uncool, is a celebratory middle finger to fitting in. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

The Echo Bombs are a three-piece garage surf band from Phoenix, Arizona. Their debut album King of Uncool invokes reverb drenched pop tones of The Ventures, Weezer and The Pixies classics while bringing its own overdriven energy of jaded malaise to the table. Creeper is the first single that delivers the true grit and grime that keeps you mesmerized in fear. The summation of the album & second single, King of Uncool, is a celebratory middle finger to fitting in. Finally, Perfect Place to Hide offers intimacy that erupts into a crescendo of heart wrenching agony. “Even for a three-piece, Echo Bombs show a lot of range. Self-described as "psycho surf," the band mixes the lo-fi edge of garage rock with a grungy aggression. They get swampy on "Creeper" or blast melancholy crescendos on "Summerlong" while "Tear It Down" takes Dick Dale and the Deltones to a scuzzy truck stop restroom and gives it a flushie.” -Troy Farah, Phoenix New Times "The Echo Bomb King of Uncool is as much surf punk as it is devil worship. The one thing that is amazing here is that as vicious as this album comes across, as crass and cynical as it may be, the current live shows by The Echo Bombs are even more insane." -Mitchell Hillman, Sounds Around Town http://www.facebook.com/theechobombs http://theechobombs.tumblr.com/ http://soundcloud.com/theechobombs http://www.youtube.com/theechobombs Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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…shrink me down again