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Gob is a Punk-Rock quartet based in Vancouver, CANADA that came together
in late 1993; its core consisting of guitarists+vocalists Tom Thacker
and Theo Goutzinakis.
After a few months of writing, the pair began to record their 1994's
self-titled debut disc.
"Too Late...No Friends" followed one year later; although the
band supported the album by touring all over North-America, changing the
line-up around every show, like their debut, the sophomore release was
also moderately successful.
In late 1998 the band issued their next album, "How Far Shallow Takes
You" which gained much attention, while bassist Craig Wood and drummer
Gabe Mantlethanks joined as a permanent members; the first single, "What
To Do", received good airplay on alt-Rock radio stations, thus expanding
their audience.
The Vancouver punksters have shared stages with Canada's most aggressive
rockers such as The Tea Party and Moist
and after inked a new deal with Nettwerk Records, in early 2001 the foursome
released "The World According To Gob" which included the single
"I Hear You Calling".
The next year they signed for New York-based record company Arista for
the release of "Foot In Mouth Disease"; the band's major label
debut arrived on the U.S. store shelves in the spring of 2003 reaching
the #31 position on Billboard Magazine's Top Heatseekers chart.
Gob unleashed their long-time-coming new full-length disc, "Muertos
Vivos" in October 2007; the album, which includes the single "We're
All Dying", is the band's fifth studio LP and marks the end of a
four-year silence for the quartet.
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