Scary B.O.O.M.

Scary B.O.O.M. appeared in Kupchino, one the least prestigious districts of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). Nothing could hinder the process of their formation, neither the self-made drugs nor bad alcohol or Gorbachev reforms. Responding to the severe conditions of post-Soviet reality three school buddies responded with the equally severe music, high speed psychobilly. At present the music of Scary B.O.O.M. has changed: they have never been one style guys. “The main thing is for the music to keep the rebellious spirit doing away with all the canons, and the wild spirit we inherited from our ancestors who did their campfire dances,” says Kirill Ermichev, the group’s front man. Scary B.O.O.M. is a two-times winner of Cactus Independent Music Award, and recently, a winner of the Best Script Award of the “Heart of the Abyss” video at Kinorok Rock Video Festival and a winner of the Best Band Award at Altomonte Rock Festival 2006. Their music, a strong mixture of all music styles currently known to humankind, Scary B.O.O.M. continue to torture the refined ears of music lovers worldwide. You can meet people in Scary B.O.O.M. t-shirts not only in England, Brazil or Japan, but even in Bakhmutovo Village in Rzhevsky District of Tver Region, the place you may have never heard about before now. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.