H.B. Surround Sound
| H.B. Surround Sound speak for themselves here:“Many people ask us how we got the name H.B. Surround Sound. So after explaining it too many times, here it is for all that don’t know. All five of us grew up in Huntington Beach, leading to the H.B. Each member of the band was influenced by different as well as similar styles of music.
“While Jon Jon was pounding his bongos to his impressive reggae collection, Doug was learning as many Heavy Metal, Metallica, NOFX, and Led Zeppelin riffs that he could. |
| Matt and Jake meanwhile were submerged into the Beatles, classic rock, and punk; while Mike was listening to everything and mastering it at the same time. In high school we all were deep in the local music scene as we still are today…This is where we got Surround Sound.
“All of the different varieties and styles of music and sounds we heard that surrounded us as we grew up now come out in our music. So we thought it would be the best way to have a name for a band, as well as, describe how we got to the style and sound that we have today. The style and sound that is H.B. Surround Sound.” |
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Sample H.B. Surround Sound Music:  Time Will Tell: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Not Coming Home: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download |
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H.B. Surround Sound appear on “Hen House Studios Anthology 4″ (CD) The fourth installment of four from our Hen House compilation series featuring bands from in and around southern California who recorded in our studio for free in exchange for the right to be filmed. Highlighted on this CD are Fan Fiction, Badfish, Boom Shaka and Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarak with poet Michael C Ford.
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H.B. Surround Sound appear in the Documentary Film “Welcome 2 The Hen House” (DVD)In 2000 Hen House Studios opened its doors in Venice, CA, announcing they would be recording independent bands for free, well kind of, the recording time was free and in exchange the sessions along with out of the studio encounters would be filmed. CD compilations were made as well as a music doc short for each band which is posted on their frequently visited website.
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