Rockamapopolis, always in the midst of a rotating line-up, bring the jammed out/over played pop rock jam jams that are often referred to as "60's Brit pop," in part of the sound stylings of frontman Jason De Leon. Through awkward interludes of one's personal life, De Leon explicitly reflects those emotions in a greedy sense of raw and stripped down experimental noise, making a tight rhythm section a must. The steady bass lines of Antoine Henderson fill in the gaps, where some times De Leon is too pre-occupied with the millions of thoughts that make him confidently more insane each second of each day. A good drummer is always on hand as well to make things actually rock, inspiring De Leon to flail around like an out-patient. When those in attendance are really lucky, they can catch guitarist Joe Boyer, who slashes and rips scales like a 15 year-old on methadone. The combination of De Leon and Boyer has been said to cause artificial insemination for the billions of fertile female listeners.
"Chestnut Sounds," the second e.p. from Rockamapopolis are the songs currently playing. T-Shirts are available as well by contacting Rockamapopolis.
In the centrum of onslaught, across littoral and customary territory, a stopgap became available; a village of sorts, that had no political or presiding affiliation; rather, one goal in mind- harmony. That village became to be known as Rockamapopolis. Its members, stalwart and propone, began a movement to seclude themselves from the despotism of Western Culture; to align a new.
Whether it took place on many streets or just a few, the symmetry, pertinence and axiom of the eminent village of Rockamapopolis was founded on a Chestnut St., in two beautiful cities, Stow and Marysville, in America's Heartland. Crossing the great state of Ohio, through hardships of inner-state corruption and failing economic strategies, a structure began to form; an edifice that would become known as Chestnut Sounds.
The consummation and adeemed valid practice of Chestnut Sounds has come.
Although citizens became concerned by the hypocrisy of such altruists, whom had political cahoots and at times, association with the Mafia or even worse, professional sports, Rockamapopolis residents opened their arms with a deep sense of testimonial to the concept of Chestnut Sounds.
In its sixth and final phase, Chestnut Sounds, albeit inadequately arranged, had become the staple of society as many know it. For those who wish to reaffirm their common goals and direction in life, I highly recommend it.
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december is the best month of all!! if you are feeling like a little holiday love lift, go listen to my xmas song:)
Get ready for the best new night of music in los angeles: Chocolat Vox! At the lovely Chocolat on Melrose & Crescent Heights in Weho. 12/19. 8 til late:) A showcase of la's most talented new singer-songwriters. Don't miss the debut show of this fantastic weekly event! happy holidays:)
I used to work at T.J. McWinkles Food Emporium and Great American Steakary Cheesecake Warehouse in Your Town U.S.A. Surprised I never saw you guys there.
dude this band really is #1. i am going to put them in my top friends no doubt, and buy whatever merch they are selling and tell everyone to see them. if you dont suck, you will too.
you guys need better "top 8" buddies than the fags of beaten awake. One time I ate the white album, and shit out radiohead. now i jerk off 4 times a day and then drink @ the zepyhr and troll for pussy.
Saludos......Great coming across you all and your music, hope everything is going great up Ohio way...... For me,
Your Brother.....and Taking Back..... have really cool vibes and feel.... '67 SF retro, but with some interesting nuances too...... Keep up the great work, and peace always, TS
