Introducing: Sublime with Rome [August 2011]
ALBUMYours Truly (Fueled by Ramen)
SOUND Founding Sublime bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh team up with vocalist/guitarist Rome Ramirez to revisit the ska-punk sound of their original band. Rome’s capable reggae-flavored six-string work and Bradley Nowell–inspired vocals fit right in, making for a strong debut.
KEY TRACK “Panic”
Watch the Sublime with Rome promo:
Sublime with Rome performing "Panic"
Sublime with Rome performing "Wrong Way"
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