Big Tobacco Company - Biography
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Biography
Founded by brothers Evan and Alec Ullman (respectively vocals and drums) alongside guitarist Brad Burns, Big Tobacco Company has become an increasingly powerful force, gaining hundreds of thousands of online song plays within weeks of their initial launch in 2012.
Evan, Alec and Brad started playing and working on original music in 2011. Shortly after they started playing together, they then teamed up with one of Evan's friends from high school, Chris Brummer, to play bass for the budding band. cool music metal music videos top heavy metal bands best heavy metal songs best heavy metal bands
Before releasing their first six professionally mastered demos in 2012, the band gained its fifth member, Bobby, who had jammed with the band several times prior. With him he brought forth his business prowess, musical education, and experience in the touring world to the table.
This five-piece constantly evolves in sound and diversity as the overplayed idea of trying to be the heaviest and fastest has been thrown out the window and substituted by the ideology of making music for music's sake while simultaneously making a comfortably unsettling experience for their live audience, keeping awake a musical genre that has arguably been asleep for years.
Evan, Alec and Brad started playing and working on original music in 2011. Shortly after they started playing together, they then teamed up with one of Evan's friends from high school, Chris Brummer, to play bass for the budding band. cool music metal music videos top heavy metal bands best heavy metal songs best heavy metal bands
Before releasing their first six professionally mastered demos in 2012, the band gained its fifth member, Bobby, who had jammed with the band several times prior. With him he brought forth his business prowess, musical education, and experience in the touring world to the table.
This five-piece constantly evolves in sound and diversity as the overplayed idea of trying to be the heaviest and fastest has been thrown out the window and substituted by the ideology of making music for music's sake while simultaneously making a comfortably unsettling experience for their live audience, keeping awake a musical genre that has arguably been asleep for years.