The name is fairly self-explanatory. No pretentious bullshit, just a straightfoward analogy for the music.

The possibility of enlisting other members which could lead to live performances is open, although obviously not all songs could be performed live.

The internet is very f***ing good for the real musicians, those who make and share music for the sake of fulfilling their visions and spreading them to other people. The trendy and unoriginal bands, who are only in it for the money, will lose out but it's no loss at all for the true music fans!

Of course! Providing they understood that the music would NEVER change just because of the label, and were willing to accept that.

It began in theory between the 4th quarter of 2000 and the first of 2001 as 'blunt.existnce'. It mutated and evolved into Happy Fun Ball and finally changed its name again to Earbomb before recording and releasing the first track, Nuke The Planet (which fittingly became available for download on September 11th, 2001). More tracks were gradually recorded and made available in styles varying from grindcore to gabber to noise. Earbomb released its debut album Cortex Grinder in the first quarter of 2003. The possibility of enlisting other members which could lead to live performances is also open, although obviously not all songs could be performed live. The project was put on hold from February-November 2003. At this point, work has started on both the 'Ridiculously Necro' and 'Compromise Is Not An Option' EPs, both due in early 2004.

Earbomb cites influences from Kill The Stickman, F***...I'm Dead, Mortified Rage, Sounds of Horror, Redlevel Terrorism, Malefaction and Contra.

A PC with shitloads of editing progs. Also a guitar and Premier drum kit, an old Yamaha synth, an old tape multitracker, an analogue effects unit, pots and pans, a pneumatic drill, and whatever else happens to be lying around.

F*** Nazi black metal!