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They were around from November, 2003 until November 2005, playing shows anywhere between 10 kids and 500 kids, being known as the only "Dance Party Punk" band in Louisville, their intense battles against tuning, and refusing to play on stages. It was all in good fun though. In summer of 2005, they went on a 12-day tour, hitting as far as Washington, DC. | They were around from November, 2003 until November 2005, playing shows anywhere between 10 kids and 500 kids, being known as the only "Dance Party Punk" band in Louisville, their intense battles against tuning, and refusing to play on stages. It was all in good fun though. In summer of 2005, they went on a 12-day tour, hitting as far as Washington, DC. | ||
November 19th, 2005 they played their last show, right before they changed their musical style leaning unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. They changed their name to [[ | November 19th, 2005 they played their last show, right before they changed their musical style leaning unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. They changed their name to [[Go Static]]. | ||
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| Record Labels: | Brightskull Records, Daydream Records, Thrown Brick | ||
| Started By: | Dylan Prott, Zach Willenbrink, Pawl Schwartz | ||
| Based In: | Louisville | ||
| Largest show: | 500+ people | ||
| Last show: | 11-19-05 @ Keswick. w/ The Kodiaks, My Finest Hour, Swish, | ||
| Reunion show: | N/A | ||
Pocket Bomb started out as a stripped down, cute pop punk band. Playing covers of Blink 182 and Violent Femmes, and appealing to all of the youngin's. They put out a first Demo, featuring five songs, recorded d-i-y style, and got rid of hundreds of them. After a few recording fiasco's (one of which produced the Pocket Bomb/Ayin split Cassette), they finally settled down with Chris Owens of Headbangin' Kill Yo Momma Music and recorded Intentions, the twelve song full length on Brightskull Records.
They were around from November, 2003 until November 2005, playing shows anywhere between 10 kids and 500 kids, being known as the only "Dance Party Punk" band in Louisville, their intense battles against tuning, and refusing to play on stages. It was all in good fun though. In summer of 2005, they went on a 12-day tour, hitting as far as Washington, DC.
November 19th, 2005 they played their last show, right before they changed their musical style leaning unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. They changed their name to Go Static.
Members:
- Dylan Prott - bass/vocals
- Zach Willenbrink - guitar/vocals
- Pawl Schwartz - drums/vocals
Releases:
- Demo (out of print, limited to 150+100+50, in 3 versions)
- Pocket Bomb/Ayin split Cassette (limited to 69 copies)
- Intentions (full length CD/LP, Release date July 2005, Brightskull Records)
Compilations:
Complete Show Listing:
- Show List (copied for posterity)