Watch the video here: http://youtu.be/bF2dWeRpDB4

Live at The Alamo, April 11, 2013

Filmed and Recorded at The Alamo, Los Angeles, CA. 
Filmed by Eric von Doymi, Michael Rizzi & Marshall Rimmer.
Produced and Recorded by Atomic Tom.

1978 (Acoustic) - Live From The Alamo

Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krynm5E26Lk

Filmed and recorded from The Alamo. 
Filmed by Eric von Doymi, Michael Rizzi & Marshall Rimmer.
Produced and Recorded by Atomic Tom.

Touch (Acoustic)- Live From The Alamo

"Music Makes The Heart Grow Stronger" #MMTHGS

Written, Produced & Mixed by Atomic Tom

Recorded at The Alamo, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Andy VanDette

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Music Makes The Heart Grow Stronger

After the viral success of “Take Me Out” and “Don’t You Want Me” (Republic Records) and their soaring sophomore self-released concept LP ‘ERA’, Atomic Tom returns with a gut punch to show you how to rock. Driving an engine of bangin' drums and guitar riffs is a self-deprecating story of starry-eyed naivety, dark comedy and rabbit-hole fantasies to help you crash your head through the screen that you've been staring at all day.

Let Me Show You How It's Done

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Stuck in musty hotel rooms running midnight escape routes through hazy hallways. Every day in a new town, every night with a new crowd. Within this mid tempo indie rock offering, Atomic Tom invites you into a spirited and deceptively candid snapshot of tour life. Gritty guitar riffs and punchy synth bass lines weave their way through a head bobbing drum beat. “Heroes” is the perfect second act from their upcoming album and they’re just getting started.

Heroes

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Heroes - Single

Let Let Go Tonight

Touch

Arrhythmia

Believe Me

1978

Tidal Wave

Someone To Love

Now Or Never

Prologue

Don't You Want Me

The Moment

You Always Get What You Want (Album Version)

Take Me Out

Take Me Out (Album Version)

Let Let Go Tonight (Album Version)

The Moment (Album Version)

Atomic Tom recorded a cover of the Wham! holiday classic. Enjoy!

Last Christmas

Last Christmas (High Quality)

Burn the Witch

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Burn the Witch (Radiohead Cover)

Comeback - Single

Bigger Fatter Liar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Live Out Loud

Pump It Up

Waiting for the Punches (We Go On)

I sat down at the piano last week and recorded a cover of a song I've been in love with since it was released this year. It's so well written. Enjoy. 

Originally performed by Rihanna & Mikky Ekko.

Stay (Cover)

Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE_QqrrAOyc

Originally recorded by Tears For Fears
Recorded at "The Alamo" in Los Angeles, CA.

Luke White - Vocals
Eric Espiritu - Guitar
Ethan Mentzer - Bass
Tobias Smith - Drums
Joe Guese - Additional Guitar

Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Tears for Fears Cover)

Filmed and recorded at The Alamo.
Produced, mixed and mastered by Atomic Tom.

Someone To Love (Acoustic) - Live From The Alamo

Hailing from Brooklyn during a revitalization of the New York rock scene, Atomic Tom grew up surrounded by indie giants Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and the Strokes. Atomic Tom crafted their inaugural album, titled The Moment, in the confines of a third-floor Brooklyn apartment with mics in the bathtub and amps piled high in the bedroom closet while fending off noise complaints and a generous detective or two.

After selling out iconic New York clubs, Atomic Tom signed with Republic Records and Sony/ATV. After their album release was delayed, Atomic Tom took their career back by filming their iPhone performance of “Take Me Out” on the New York B Train and their performance racked up 2 million views in less than a week. The stunt propelled Atomic Tom on a year-long tornado that included performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, George Lopez Tonight!, Rachel Ray, CNN, E!. 

Atomic Tom followed up their first viral single with a headlining US tour and their cover of Human League’s “Don’t You Want Me”. The release was included in the 80’s throwback film “Take Me Home Tonight” and was accompanied by a viral music video featuring Anna Faris, Teresa Palmer, Dan Fogler and Topher Grace. 

After three years and a departure from Republic Records, ERA was independently released in 2015. Their single “Someone to Love” was featured on the New Music Friday, Alt-Good and Chill playlists. Atomic Tom are back in the studio and LP #3 will drop in 2024.

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