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Pocket Bomb Stats

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.

Reunion show:

N/A

Pocket Bomb was a political, energetic, friendly, kinda screamy poppy punk band with a pretty big draw. They changed their musical style completely in fall/winter of 2005, and leaned unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. Their two year anniversary show, November 19th, 2005 was the transitional point, to which it was the last time they ever played any song anyone ever heard, right before they changed their name.

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 75 copies)
Intentions (full length CD/LP, Release date May 2005, Brightskull Records)

Compilations:

Complete Show Listing:

Past Shows

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-Pocket Bomb was a political, energetic, friendly, kinda screamy poppy punk band with a pretty big draw. They changed their musical style completely in fall/winter of 2005, and leaned unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. Their two year anniversary show, November 19th, 2005 was the transitional point, to which it was the last time they ever played any song anyone ever heard.
+Pocket Bomb was a political, energetic, friendly, kinda screamy poppy punk band with a pretty big draw. They changed their musical style completely in fall/winter of 2005, and leaned unto more of a creative, technical, noisy, DC influenced indie/punk. Their two year anniversary show, November 19th, 2005 was the transitional point, to which it was the last time they ever played any song anyone ever heard, right before they changed their name.
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