Loudbomb

A project presented as LoudBomb whose 2003 release Long Playing Grooves is discussed in DeBaser reviews as an electronic/dance/house-leaning record that reworks rock elements into club and ambient textures.

DeBaser's review describes LoudBomb's 2003 album Long Playing Grooves as chilly, autumnal, and rewarding with repeated listens; the review repeatedly references Bob Mould in connection with the material and the approach to electronic music.

A 2003 electronic album presented under the LoudBomb name, described as chilly and autumnal yet rewarding with repeated listens. The record blends house, ambient, dance and pop elements, often simplifying rock material into dance arrangements. Review highlights both club-ready tracks and delicate, vocodered pop moments.

For:Fans of electronic/dance/house music, listeners interested in genre-blending projects, and followers of Bob Mould's broader work.