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Panic
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Data di uscita:: 12 lug 2011
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    Panic

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    Only (90 sec snippet)

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    Lovers Rock (90 sec snippet)

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    Murdera

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    My World (90 sec snippet)

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Bio

Over twenty years after forming legendary ska-punk band Sublime, band co-founder/bass player Eric Wilson met another singer/guitarist that would deeply affect his life. That musician – his junior by nearly two decades - was 20-year-old Rome Ramirez. In Wilson’s own words, “this kid could play guitar like a mofo and he’s got a platinum voice.” Incidentally, Wilson had previously reserved that same description for his former Sublime bandmate, the late Bradley Nowell.

Formed in Long Beach, CA, in 1988, Sublime delivered an irresistible blend of ska, reggae, punk, surf rock, and hip-hop that captured the imagination of fans around the world. Over the course of its three albums — 1992’s double-platinum 40oz. to Freedom, 1994’s gold Robbin’ the Hood, and 1996’s 6x-platinum self-titled major-label debut — the band has now sold more than 17 million albums worldwide. Nowell died of a heroin overdose two months prior to the release of Sublime, which reached No. 13 on the Billboard Top 200, sold six million copies, and spawned such hits as “What I Got,” “Santeria,” and “Wrong Way,” which remain radio staples across with country. (“Date Rape,” from 40oz. to Freedom, is the all-time most requested song on influential Los Angeles rock radio station KROQ, which has listed Sublime as its No. 3 act in its annual “Biggest Bands” list for the last six years.) Profoundly affected by Nowell’s death, Wilson never considered performing the group’s music live without their frontman.

It took the talent and enthusiasm of Rome Ramirez — a genial, now 23-year-old newcomer and gifted songwriter and musician — to change that. Growing up in the Bay Area, Rome was introduced to Sublime’s music by his uncle, and credits the band with inspiring him to first pick up a guitar and learn to play at age 11. “It was the first time I ever really wanted to make music as opposed to just listen to it,” he says. Rome began singing and writing songs as a teenager and was playing solo gigs around the Bay Area when he met Wilson (the two were recording at the same studio).

An instant friendship and musical bond was formed. The first big show as Sublime With Rome came in October 2009 at Cypress Hill’s annual Smokeout Festival, performing in front of 20,000 people. A sold-out tour in March 2010 followed with spontaneous sing-alongs and writhing mosh-pits at every stop. That fall, Sublime With Rome entered the studio with to begin recording their debut album.

The result was Yours Truly, released in the Summer of 2011. The album, produced by Paul Leary, both picks up where Sublime left off and builds on what they’ve accomplished, thanks to the fresh infusion of energy from Rome, who brought in lyrics, melodies, and chords he’d written over the past few years. Songs like first single “Panic” (a Top 5 Modern Rock hit), “Take It Or Leave,” and “You Better Listen” are reminiscent of vintage Sublime, while songs like “Lover’s Rock” and “Murdera” pick up on the reggae dancehall style the band had begun exploring in 1996. “Paper Cuts” has a distinct punk flavor, while “PCH” and “Spun” have more of a rock-pop feel.

With the release of Yours Truly, Sublime with Rome spent the rest of the year touring the world and treating fans to both new songs as well as Sublime favorites that many never had a chance to hear live. Bringing things full circle, the band’s first performance of 2012 was at this year’s Smokeout Festival, joined by celebrated drummer and longtime friend Josh Freese. The trio is excited to perform for fans throughout the rest of 2012.

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Members

Current:
 Eric Wilson - Bass
Rome - Vocals/Guitar

Former:
 Bradley Nowell (Although in spirit, Bradley will always be part of Sublime)
Bud Gaugh - Drums

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  • Elvira Montana

    I don't know why I bother. Bands don't care about their fans anymore. 

    23 giorni fa
  • Elvira Montana

    Hi 

    23 giorni fa
  • Elvira Montana

    High, how you doin? 

    23 giorni fa
  • Thirteenth Step

     Jesus Christ, every single Sublime with Rome has nothing but comments comparing Rome to Brad. Brad was a legend who started a movement, no one could ever replace him. Rome is just carrying on the movement. No disrespect, just homage. So, chill the fuck out

    1 mese fa
  • Steve Wise

    So guys. I hear a rumou on the streets of AUSTRALIA that you guys are heading down under. Can you confirm this? That would be SICK! Hope to see you guys here. Hell yeah! Bring Dirty Heads with ya man!

    5 mesi fa
  • Nakano Paradiso

     Yeah,please come on JAPAN★
    I love your album.Thank you Sublime With Rome!!

    5 mesi fa
  • BOBBY

    come on JAPAN!! 

    7 mesi fa
  • suzy

    Please come to Austin Texas!!! love you ! Suzy Q

    7 mesi fa
  • ASza Avatare

    Conspriracy Theory: Julia Roberts is Foxy Brown. 
     

    7 mesi fa
  • J

    You guys were the best at smokeout '09! P.s Workout you lazy pots!

    9 mesi fa
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