January 2009
1 post
“Do not cut yourself just yet, Monsters!! There is relief from the nervous...”
– David Raymond
December 2008
1 post
November 2008
1 post
September 2008
2 posts
“80s influenced and bass-driven, but with super keys, sparkle-shredded guitar and...”
– CheckOneTwo’s “5 Local Albums I’m Waiting For” « CheckOneTwo
August 2008
9 posts
Last of the First
We have a limited supply of our first edition t-shirt available for $15 at the Pop in the Park show August 23rd at Riverfest Park. These prints are done on Alternative Apparel t-shirts for on point, mega-cool durability. Ever the slaves to fashion, we will not be content to provide one t-shirt design. Be on the look out for new limited edition designs to come. Dave
Trio of pals have rockin’ good time →
Just so everyone is equally famous, the wives get there own article.
-Dave
F-nam
Friends,
Kyoto boom’s fiirst show out of town in Fayetteville was a complete success. We did Little Rock right. Cocktails at the Carnall hall followed by pedal to the metal boomage at Froggy’s (next to Jose’s). The noise nazis are back in Fayetteville, so all outdoor shows are limited to a certian volume, but that didn’t stop us from laying down a blistering set opening...
Saturday August 15
Kyoto in Fayetteville. Go to Dickson Street at about 9:30, and taste the delicious rock.
“Wow. You guys really know how to put on an incredible show. And the...”
– Nicole
Rock Candy: Thursday To-Do: Moving Front and Kyoto... →
WatchKyoto Boom at Riverfest. It’s really hot outside.
On the Rocks Drunkfest
KYOTO BOOM
August, 7 2008 at On the Rocks 107 E. Markham St, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
appearing with THE MOVING FRONT
25 cent BUD LIGHT
$3 Sex on the Beach
$3 Pitchers of BUD LIGHT
$10 towers of Bud Light WTF?
July 2008
4 posts
Rock Show - August 2, 2008
Kyoto Boom and San Antokyo
White Water Tavern
June 2008
5 posts
Kyoto Boom demo tape →
KYOTO BOOM / BROWNINGHAM 9:30 p.m., Sticky...
Give it up for a few people making big noises. As anyone who followed the Arkansas Times Musicians Showcase earlier this year knows, Kyoto Boom kicks out new-wavy jams befitting arena stages. Drummer Duke Boyne and guitarist Dave Raymond are extremely adept and precise at what they do, but the bigness comes, most of all, courtesy of Scott Cook, who plays keyboard and bass and sings full-throated...
Hiyaa!
Post #1
Kyoto Boom is here.