Bomb Disneyland

English band active 1988–1993. Released the LP Why Not! (1989) and a 1988 single "Nail Mary/Evangelist". Later changed name to Bomb Everything after legal action by Disney.

Debut LP Why Not! is a 14-track record about 30 minutes long and is described as crossover punk/metal influenced by Venom, Discharge and GBH. The band released a 1988 single "Nail Mary/Evangelist" and a demo in 1988. They were later forced to change their name to "Bomb Everything" by Disney's lawyers. Drummer Scott Preece would later play in GBH.

English band active 1988–1993, originally named Bomb Disneyland and later forced to rename to Bomb Everything by Disney. Debut LP Why Not! (1989) is a 14-track, ~30-minute crossover punk/metal album influenced by Venom, Discharge and GBH. Reviewer Snowblind calls it a historic album for old metalheads and highlights the track "Suicide 999." The band released a 1988 single "Nail Mary/Evangelist" and a demo in 1988.

For:Fans of crossover punk/metal, old-school metalheads, collectors of late-80s British punk/thrash