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harajuku no emo ko by Tober
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fave it Power Pop | Math Rock
6 tracks | 20 minutes
Released Jun 2004
on Dork Rock Records
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"This three-piece hails from the Massachusetts area and puts out snappy, smirky songs that are catchy and smart." -- The New York Press
Bio / Background
Dork Rock Records
http://www.dorkrock.com
TOBER is a rock band from Andover MA. Nate Fredette (dr), Pete Robbins (bs) and Adam Tober (gtr.vox) have been playing together in various configurations since high school, and have shared stages with the likes of Blonde Redhead, Piebald, Guster and Ani Difranco. The boys hold five degrees between the three of them, yet still have trouble, on occasion, finding their pants in the morning. They play quirky songs about quirky things. And love New Coke.
BIOS:
It's all Adam's fault. For a singer, he's a good guitar player. He moved to Tokyo, figuring that living in a country where any American rock music is popular would mean easy money. The experiment was a mixed success. He found music to be popular, but no one would give him money. So he packed up his tubamaphone and returned to the states, where he now sings of his heartache and disappointment at not being able to unseat Leonardo Dicaprio from the Japanese top 10.
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