JUMBO, by Jumbo

JUMBO

by Jumbo

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1.	Back to the Feed Farm 02:30	buy track
2.	Me, Him and the Guy with the Sledge 04:02	buy track
3.	Good Old Salizar 05:02	buy track
4.	R5 02:52	buy track
5.	Taking the Scenic Route to Death 02:33	buy track
6.	Asleep at the Switch Again 02:28	buy track

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Demo recorded 2001

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released December 30, 2023

Bass – Keith Smallwood: A pulsating force on the low end, Keith Smallwood's bass lines provided the backbone for Jumbo's ferocious sound. Known for his commanding stage presence, Smallwood's rumbling bass riffs added an unmistakable intensity to the band's live performances.

Drums – Brian Garbark: The percussive heartbeat of Jumbo, Brian Garbark's thunderous drumming was the driving force behind the band's relentless onslaught. His precision and power behind the kit elevated the band's live shows to a level of controlled chaos that left audiences in awe.

Guitar – Neal Andrus (commit Suicide): Neal Andrus brought a razor-sharp edge to Jumbo's sonic palette with his searing guitar work. Formerly associated with the influential Commit Suicide, Andrus's distinctive riffing and abrasive tones were a hallmark of Jumbo's sound.

Vocals – Dan Monaco: Fronting the band with guttural screams and intense lyrical delivery, Dan Monaco's vocals were a visceral force that connected Jumbo to its audience. Monaco's charismatic and confrontational stage presence made him a focal point of the band's live experience.

Sound Engineer – Zach Moore (Hero Destroyed): Behind the mixing desk, Zach Moore (known for his work with Hero Destroyed) played a crucial role in capturing the sonic chaos of Jumbo. Moore's engineering prowess ensured that the band's recorded material retained the raw energy and intensity that defined their live performances.

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Jumbo Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

In Pittsburgh's gritty belly of the heavy music scene, emerged a hardcore metal juggernaut that left an indelible mark during their brief but explosive existence from 1993 to 2001 – the legendary Jumbo. Comprising a supergroup of local musicians, Jumbo quickly became synonymous with raw aggression, unrelenting energy, and a sonic assault that resonated through the steel city's hardcore circles. ... more