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Sonic Boom Six first appeared on the Manchester punk scene in April 2002. Some of their members were previously in the band Grimace. Their self-titled demo, recorded with Jerry Melchers, was self-released in October 2002. To promote the CD, they toured the UK with third wave ska veterans The Toasters and London ska punk/hip hop band King Prawn. They also toured with Coolie Ranx and performed as his backing band. In September 2003, they released The Turbo EP, their first release for Moon Ska Europe. This was produced by Ace (of Skunk Anansie) and Christophe. After a series of good reviews, Sonic Boom Six were invited to perform a session on BBC Radio One’s The Lock Up.
After further touring with Catch 22, as well as on the Moon Ska Launchpad Tour 2004 (alongside Zen Baseballbat, Graveltrap, Babar Luck and Dumpster Pop), the band re-united with Ace and Christophe to record their second EP.
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Pinchy_Lobster
I can't believe I used to love this band. Now they're just a bit of a joke.
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lomovogt
Lots of picture and a review of the SB6 gig in Stuttgart: http://www.gig-blog.net/2012/11/30/sonic-boom-six-28-11-2012-goldmarks-stuttgart/
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NinjaMCR
viciei
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Teocinte
please please please come tour the US!
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yosh2008
I prefer their new album to their very first. Ruff Guide just didn't have that many bangers on it. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to decide between 2 and 3 though.
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benrogers223
Sonic Boom Six confirmed as playing Radstock 2013: http://liveandloudrock.wordpress.com/2012/11/12/twelve-bands-confirmed-for-inaugural-radstock-festival/
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SJackson16
Newest album is definitely their worst to date.
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maxcenzor
new tracks are piece of fucking electronic dubstep shit
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ConsignedO
Live review of their first night in Notts! Worth a read, they had a few surprises for us! http://thesonicreverie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/live-review-sonic-boom-six-rock-city.html
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Lawman_05
I dig the new album. Not at all what I was expecting but it's pretty solid on first listen. Karma is a Bitch is the best track on first listen I think :)
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DivinityWithin7
http://enlightpenguin.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/sonic-boom-six-self-titled-2012.html album review and follow my blog
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kingcrabbie
Who's seeing them at esquires ? Saw them at sonisphere. Worth watching :)
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DivinityWithin7
Feels way to overproduced, don't get me wrong its a good album but not as good as there previous material, no doubt it will increase there popularity though.
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mintai
need more ska
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VforVendetta11
these electronic upbeats kill me(
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Jimpy1707
New album my not be as good as Ruff Guide, but still amazing!
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BlackHagen
New album is amazing! More heavier than previous ones. And yes, there is dubstep too.
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Dr-Doctor
So there are good ska bands in modern times.
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ConsignedO
Virus is massive. Single review: http://thesonicreverie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/single-review-sonic-boom-six-virus.html
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Tylky
The Sims 3!
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