Bomb Factory

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Exciter 00:00 Tools
Deadly Silence Beach 00:00 Tools
BREAK UP 00:00 Tools
DISCORD 00:00 Tools
DOWN 00:00 Tools
Viper 00:00 Tools
Awaited Time 00:00 Tools
Burn Cambridge Burn 00:00 Tools
REMEMBER 00:00 Tools
Free Chain 00:00 Tools
ALL THE WAY 00:00 Tools
PILOT WIRE 00:00 Tools
SLICKDRIVE 00:00 Tools
Worst-Case 00:00 Tools
TIME 00:00 Tools
Exciter (BOMB FACTORY) 00:00 Tools
So long 00:00 Tools
WHEN THE WIND BLOWS 00:00 Tools
How Do You Feel? 00:00 Tools
GO STRAIGHT 00:00 Tools
Days 00:00 Tools
Jimmy's Backyard 00:00 Tools
FLY 00:00 Tools
PUKE 00:00 Tools
Holiday 00:00 Tools
CRACK 00:00 Tools
LOST MY WAY 00:00 Tools
EASY 00:00 Tools
Memory 00:00 Tools
Roller Coaster 00:00 Tools
ONE DAY 00:00 Tools
SHE 00:00 Tools
RAGE 00:00 Tools
FLING YOUR ANGRY FIST 00:00 Tools
BREAK IT RIGHT NOW 00:00 Tools
Hangover 00:00 Tools
God Loves Us And He Hates You 00:00 Tools
BLACK TOWN 00:00 Tools
SICK OF YOU 00:00 Tools
UP SIDE DOWN 00:00 Tools
Dive 00:00 Tools
Deadly Silence Beach (BOMB FACTORY) 00:00 Tools
LONELY 00:00 Tools
23 Hours 00:00 Tools
KICK 00:00 Tools
MACHINE ADDICTION 00:00 Tools
EVERLASTING 00:00 Tools
BASH THE GATE 00:00 Tools
In The Sun 00:00 Tools
DISTRACTION 00:00 Tools
WAY 00:00 Tools
Automatic Kiss 00:00 Tools
Clumsy bird 00:00 Tools
SICK HEAD 00:00 Tools
Drunk & Broke 00:00 Tools
White Road 00:00 Tools
Dog-Race 00:00 Tools
Frog Said... 00:00 Tools
Today 00:00 Tools
We Spend The Money We Make 00:00 Tools
Take My Breath Away 00:00 Tools
A Meal to Puke 00:00 Tools
SPEEDER 00:00 Tools
Tapes 00:00 Tools
MADPLAN 00:00 Tools
SLICKDRIVE (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Madplan (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Little Miss Hitler 00:00 Tools
MADPLAN (Acoustic Version) 00:00 Tools
Shoot To Kill 00:00 Tools
23hours 00:00 Tools
Idiot Box 00:00 Tools
Stevie Smith: Teenage Terrorist 00:00 Tools
Pop Sluts 00:00 Tools
Counter Plot 00:00 Tools
Gulliver 00:00 Tools
Frog Said… 00:00 Tools
Same Surrender 00:00 Tools
Faces 00:00 Tools
All Right 00:00 Tools
SLICKDRIVE(Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Frog Said。ュ 00:00 Tools
C'mon 00:00 Tools
Closedown 00:00 Tools
Might Be Wrong 00:00 Tools
Infected 00:00 Tools
Strance 00:00 Tools
Oridinary World 00:00 Tools
Slide A Gun 00:00 Tools
Bullshit 00:00 Tools
Everything's Changed 00:00 Tools
Jane 00:00 Tools
Exciter (Dead or Alive 2 OST) 00:00 Tools
whenthewindblows 1 00:00 Tools
MADPLAN(Acoustic Version) 00:00 Tools
Worse-Case 00:00 Tools
My Name Is Gulliver 00:00 Tools
Bigday 00:00 Tools
Todoboy 00:00 Tools
Shine 00:00 Tools
DIG 00:00 Tools
Shine 00:00 Tools
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There are two bands called Bomb Factory. Chronologically: 1) The original Bomb Factory, formed in 1991, is a Japanese band from Tokyo who are influenced by '70s and '80s hardcore punk, hard rock, and heavy metal. 2) Bomb Factory is an English post-punk band formed in 2003. ---------------------------------------- 1) Japan's Bomb Factory (Japanese: ボム・ファクトリー) originally wrote and sang lyrics in Japanese, almost all the music they have produced since 1997 has English song titles and lyrics. Brothers Jun-ya and Kazuya grew up in Yamagata and later relocated to Tokyo, where they met Joe and Shira and established their band in 1991. They played shows in and around Tokyo and Yokohama during their early years. They released their independently produced album, Explode a Bombshell in 1994 and Blade of a Knife in 1996. In 1997, they started their own independent label Monstar Records and released the split CD Monstar Cup Stage 1. This album and concurrent albums afterward contained predominantly English lyrics. During the next few years their style progressed and became more unique, attracting a larger fan base in Japan. In 1999, they began the event High Blood Pressure in which they and other Japanese rock bands showcase in. They have staged several of these events and still continue it today. In September 1999 they began individual tours in England, Holland, Germany and Belgium, making it the first time touring in Europe. Later in November they signed with Hell Hornet Records and Limited Records and released their self-titled mini-album Bomb Factory, selling over 16,000 copies. In March 2000 the tracks Exciter and Deadly Silence Beach were chosen from this album for the game Dead or Alive 2 on Dreamcast and Playstation 2. In December they gained more recognition after opening for Bad Religion during their Japanese tour. In 2001 they played many concerts and festivals in Japan with such groups as Uzumaki, Crispy Nuts, Shaka Labbits, Super Sisters, et al. In February 2002 Bomb Factory played in The Power to Explode tour with the band Fulltrap. After this came the Rough Tour, spanning 32 different venues with bands such as Buddha Head, Fulltrap, Batch, and Monkey Pirate. Later in June of the same year the band began their second European tour in Germany, France and Belgium. While in France they played the Rock Oise Festival and received significant media coverage on radio, TV, and even made the cover of the magazine Walked In Line. In October 2004 the album Discord (a compilation of the Fat Boost and Discord singles) was released in France and their second tour of the country began soon after. In November 2004, the album Another Day, Another Life was released. They signed with Sea Green/Toshiba-EMI in 2006 and on November 15 they simultaneously released the album Social Suicide alongside their first DVD, Fifteenth: After All These Years, commemorating the band's 15 year survival. On November 28, 2007 they released their Greatest Hits compilation album which includes one previously unreleased song, Fly. Bomb Factory signed a contract with Florida record label Bieler Bros in 2007, but later canceled. In May 2008, they signed with California label N2O Records and subsequently released Moshing Through Tokyo in August. "These guys truly are a bomb factory. Explosive, energetic and relentless. Nothing can stop this powerhouse of a band." – Scottie Wolfe Members * Jun-ya - vocals * Kazuya - guitar, vocals * Joe - bass guitar, vocals * Shira - drums, vocals Discography 1996 - Blade of a Knife (Monstar Records) 2002 - Go This Way (Monstar/Hell Hornet) 2004 - Discord (MHP/Skalopards Productions) 2004 - Another Day, Another Life (Monstar/Limited) 2006 - Social Suicide (Sea Green/Toshiba EMI) 2007 - Greatest Hits (Monstar/CCRE) 2008 - Moshing Through Tokyo (N2O Records) ------------------------------------------------ 2) England's Bomb Factory is an agit-punk band from Cambridge. Self-described thus: "It's art punk rock. It's loud; it's spoken word, apoplectic ranting, yelping and screaming to driving rhythms and furious guitars. It's the sound of now and very possibly tomorrow as well. Why? Because we are Bored shitless with off-the-peg, Pop Idol, consumer culture - the Spectacular Society where all you can see are things and their price. We wanted to do it ourselves. We want you to do it yourself. Ideas. Passion. Up yours to a trash celebrity elite created in boardrooms to keep you enthralled, passive, obedient. No more icons anymore. Blow it up, burn it down, kick it till it breaks. That's why." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.