Welcome to Robot Bomb Shelter

Robot Bomb Shelter, aka Jake Brower, formed in its current incarnation in late 2006. After nearly 20 years in the making and through several evolutions, Robot Bomb Shelter broke onto the electronic music scene in January of 2009 with a remix for a local San Francisco band, ejector. RBS draws on his influences from the realms of techno, electro and industrial/EBM to create powerful, technically structured and dynamic dance music that will make your ass move.

RBS is a controllerist and uses a variery of tools when performing live to create heart-thumping music in real time.

In June of 2009, Robot Bomb Shelter, or RBS, released his first professional production, an EP titled Robot Picnic and it quickly became a favorite among fans. It represented a life-long journey into creating new, interesting and intelligent dance music with a twist. Later in 2009, RBS released a single titled Synthetic Famine and it also became a favorite.

In February 2010, RBS got his first chance to perform live, opening up for ejector at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco. Needless to say, it was an amazing experience and he quickly realized that this is something special. He thorougly enjoyed performing live on stage and he knew this is what he was meant to do. During 2010, RBS secured gigs all over San Francisco and was also accepted to play live in Japan and Spain. By the end of 2010, he had racked up a ton of experience and exposure to be ready for 2011, including opening for Nitzer Ebb. He also released a full LP titled Staring at Screens, which became an instant success. People from all over the world were now supporting and following him.

In 2011, RBS has had gigs in Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco and Guatemala. He also has two major tour in 2011s: one in Japan (Tokyo, Kobe and Osaka)and one in Europe (Spain, Greece and the UK). He is currently back in the studio creating his 4th release, another full LP of kick-ass techno. Look for that soon!

In addition, he has been asked by several local and non-local bands (including Adonisaurus from SF, Random Order from Toronto, Kodiak from Australia and Kendall Kelly from New York) to create all new remixes for them.

Jake is also a co-founder of the San Francisco electronic music collective known as We Were The Future, which exists to promote new local artists and further the electronic music movement.

Get up and dance...this ain't no child's play.

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About... Robot Bomb Shelter, aka Jake Brower, formed in its current incarnation in late 2006. After nearly 20 years in the making and through several evolutions, Robot Bomb Shelter broke onto the electronic music scene in January of 2009 with a remix for a local San Francisco band, ejector. RBS draws on his influences from the realms of techno, electro and industrial/EBM to create powerful, technically structured and dynamic dance music that will make your ass move. RBS is a controllerist and uses a variery of tools when performing live to create heart-thumping music in real time. In June of 2009, Robot Bomb Shelter, or RBS, released his first professional production, an EP titled Robot Picnic and it quickly became a favorite among fans. It represented a life-long journey into creating new, interesting and intelligent dance music with a twist. Later in 2009, RBS released a single titled Synthetic Famine and it also became a favorite. In February 2010, RBS got his first chance to perform live, opening up for ejector at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco. Needless to say, it was an amazing experience and he quickly realized that this is something special. He thorougly enjoyed performing live on stage and he knew this is what he was meant to do. During 2010, RBS secured gigs all over San Francisco and was also accepted to play live in Japan and Spain. By the end of 2010, he had racked up a ton of experience and exposure to be ready for 2011, including opening for Nitzer Ebb. He also released a full LP titled Staring at Screens, which became an instant success. People from all over the world were now supporting and following him. In 2011, RBS has had gigs in Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco and Guatemala. He also has two major tour in 2011s: one in Japan (Tokyo, Kobe and Osaka)and one in Europe (Spain, Greece and the UK). He is currently back in the studio creating his 4th release, another full LP of kick-ass techno. Look for that soon! In addition, he has been asked by several local and non-local bands (including Adonisaurus from SF, Random Order from Toronto, Kodiak from Australia and Kendall Kelly from New York) to create all new remixes for them. Jake is also a co-founder of the San Francisco electronic music collective known as We Were The Future, which exists to promote new local artists and further the electronic music movement. Get up and dance...this ain't no child's play.