Tomorrows Bad Seeds
Tomorrows Bad Seeds, commonly abbreviated TBS, is an American reggae rock band from Hermosa Beach, California. The band's line-up consists of Moises "Moi" Juarez (lead vocals), Matthew "Mets" McEwan (vocals/guitar), Rico Degallo (vocals/guitar), Justin Iannelli (bass), and Pat Salmon (drums). Their surf/skate beach culture, "hood b-boy" influences of South Bay helped define their sound; a mix of reggae, rock, and pop.
History
Early years
Tomorrows Bad Seeds was formed by lead singer Moises "Moi" Juarez and guitar player and turntablist Mathew "Mets" McEwan in Hermosa Beach, California in 2004. Later, Johnny McEwan, Mets’ cousin, joined the band as their drummer. The band's original bass player was Al Arnado, and Andre Davis was recruited as his replacement when he left the band. Sean Chapman, a high school classmate of other members of the band, was added later as a guitar player and backing vocalist.
The band's name came from a graffiti crew they had grown up around called "TBS". They used the acronym to come up with Tomorrows Bad Seeds as a reflection of their roots.
Early Prayers (2007)
The band released their debut studio album Early Prayers in June 2007 on the...
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