Gomi release new digital EP & The Stereo / FBR15 update.

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JAMIE WOOLFORD is a producer, engineer, touring musician and songwriter from Phoenix, AZ. Watch your feet because I'm about to drop some names (you've heard of at least one of these). Punchline, Gin Blossoms, The Story Changes, The Stereo, Vanilla Sky, Man Alive, The Format, Black Sunshine, The AKAS, Gene The Werewolf, Super Stereo, Andrew Dost (of fun.), Let Go, Hit The Lights, Harvest, Cadillac Blindside, Protagonist, Skybox, and Source Victoria. I feel dirty now. For more self-indulgent absurdity, please read my full biography here.

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Monday, August 29, 2011 at 11:32 AM

The mighty Gomi have released a brand new digital EP packed with jams! The boys have been getting a little love from local radio too. Go see them this Saturday, September 3rd at Long Wong's Tempe to see what all the fuss is about!

Also, if you haven't heard The Stereo is now playing on September 7th with Paramore, Fun, The Swellers & This Providence for FBR15. Sorry for the shake up folks, it's very much out of our control. Hope to see you there!

Also, has anyone heard that band The Bringer of Pain To Your Face? I love that name but boy do they blow chunks musically!

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