Volcals:
Chris Konz
Guitars Robert Bloodworth
Drums: Edgar Hernandez
Influences
This band is formed by political activist and humanitarians. Our influence are our thoughts, feelings, and emotions we get from the bullshit that our Political leaders put us through and have put us through in the past. We want the world to be aware and informed of all the fucking injustices that have taken place throughout history and never be forgotten so that history does not repeat itself. We are NOT Nazis nor do we promote any form of HATE towards others.WE are for the people by the people.Peace, Love, Harmony
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The precursor leading to the formation of Bomb the Dead was a raw jam session in a garage consisting of a guitar, amp, an angry voice, an eventually empty bottle, and two friends, Robert Bloodworth and Chris Konz. It started with an intoxicated cover of Goddamn Electric.
They had never been in a band before or performed but soon realized they had something going. With Chris on vocals and Robert on guitar the two began writing songs and jamming on weekends in Rob’s living room with a borrowed PA stacked on top of a beat up amplifier ( The Wall of Death) and radio shack karaoke machine (which would also be utilized in early recordings).
At this point a drummer was a dire necessity. Robert was fortunate enough to meet Edgar Hernandez while working together. This led to the initial “meeting of the minds”, so to speak and we found we possessed many of the same beliefs and our influences would be the vehicle for the music . Rob and Chris performed “Your Disease” for Edgar and he immediately began offering much needed, well constructed percussion rhythms to the song. From there Bomb The Dead began.
Following the introduction of the trio, additional songs were written and constructed by each member. Found within the lyrical content exists a variance between aggressive metal and political ideology.
In a world where the forgotten allies of the decades before become the enemies used to create a fear-based culture, the songs often begin to write themselves.
At the rise of the “Fox News” climate, when constitutional liberties are fading, and close friends are sent off to combat regimes and “terrorists” once fueled by American tax dollars, hypocrisy shows its ugly face and dissidence becomes more patriotic than ever before.
"We do not want credit for nor take credit for the images posted by us on our page. We use these images to remind and inform the WORLD of the social issues that should be addressed and never forgotten." B.T.D
Bomb the Dead(album out soon)'s Friend Space (Randomized)
All deception, all lies depends upon skewed perspectives. We all have them. We all go through life interpreting what we see and making assumptions from those interpretations. That is what has caused all anger, hatred, and war: Misinterpretations. What you see--what those see that produced the video you put on my comments page--the lies, the deceptions, the conspiracies--is just a reflection of the lies and distortions within your own perceptions. Be careful with your perceptions--they are the basis for how your reality exists. You choose to see everything from a conspiratists point of view, filled with evil and hatred. But I ask you: Do you really see the whole truth? Is it possible that your perception is tainted? Is it possible--even if some of the lies and deceptions that you see do indeed exist--is it possible that there is much more to life that you have missed? I hope you will consider that this is possible. ~Craig.
Mhm Well I Had Fun Rockin To Yah Music. Yeah I Know I Should Came Up To Say Hi But I Was Kinda Shy Anyways Yeah I Will I Just Need To Know When And Where
Volcals:
Chris Konz
Guitars Robert Bloodworth
Drums: Edgar Hernandez
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The precursor leading to the formation of Bomb the Dead was a raw jam session in a garage consisting of a guitar, amp, an angry voice, an eventually empty bottle, and two friends, Robert Bloodworth and Chris Konz. It started with an intoxicated cover of Goddamn Electric.
They had never been in a band before or performed but soon realized they had something going. With Chris on vocals and Robert on guitar the two began writing songs and jamming on weekends in Rob’s living room with a borrowed PA stacked on top of a beat up amplifier ( The Wall of Death) and radio shack karaoke machine (which would also be utilized in early recordings).
At this point a drummer was a dire necessity. Robert was fortunate enough to meet Edgar Hernandez while working together. This led to the initial “meeting of the minds”, so to speak and we found we possessed many of the same beliefs and our influences would be the vehicle for the music . Rob and Chris performed “Your Disease” for Edgar and he immediately began offering much needed, well constructed percussion rhythms to the song. From there Bomb The Dead began.
Following the introduction of the trio, additional songs were written and constructed by each member. Found within the lyrical content exists a variance between aggressive metal and political ideology.
In a world where the forgotten allies of the decades before become the enemies used to create a fear-based culture, the songs often begin to write themselves.
At the rise of the “Fox News” climate, when constitutional liberties are fading, and close friends are sent off to combat regimes and “terrorists” once fueled by American tax dollars, hypocrisy shows its ugly face and dissidence becomes more patriotic than ever before.
"We do not want credit for nor take credit for the images posted by us on our page. We use these images to remind and inform the WORLD of the social issues that should be addressed and never forgotten." B.T.D
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