Welcome to Robot Bomb Shelter

Examiner.com, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Dave Macintyre, January 10, 2012

"Robot Bomb Shelter aka Jake Brower visited during Canadian Music Week and wowed the audience with his on-the-spot electro grooves. He’s a name to watch as popularity in the genre continues to grow and we hope to see him for 2012’s CWM...."

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Examiner.com, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Dave Macintyre, April 5, 2011

"Jake Brower, also known as Robot Bomb Shelter, is changing the dance floor experience with his innovative, fresh and extremely infectious brand of techno. What sets Robot Bomb Shelter apart is the fact that heeates the music on the spot. The beats are not pre-scripted, and Jake is not a DJ. The music is unique, improvised and always original. Most importantly, the music is amazing! Robot Bomb Shelter took time from his busy schedule to answer some questions about his music, influences and upcoming plans."

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Lithium Magazine
Dave MacIntyre, March 9, 2011
Canadian Music Fest 2011

"I never make it part of my normal routine to start off a Canadian Music Fest evening with bass-heavy electronic music and then move on to folky-acoustic sets. Really good techno is infectious and gets trapped in my head, making the appreciation for a banjo playing musician challenging. So what made Wednesday night different then? Jake Brower did."

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Press... Examiner.com, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Dave Macintyre, January 10, 2012 "Robot Bomb Shelter aka Jake Brower visited during Canadian Music Week and wowed the audience with his on-the-spot electro grooves. He’s a name to watch as popularity in the genre continues to grow and we hope to see him for 2012’s CWM...." Read the full article here. Examiner.com, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Dave Macintyre, April 5, 2011 "Jake Brower, also known as Robot Bomb Shelter, is changing the dance floor experience with his innovative, fresh and extremely infectious brand of techno. What sets Robot Bomb Shelter apart is the fact that heeates the music on the spot. The beats are not pre-scripted, and Jake is not a DJ. The music is unique, improvised and always original. Most importantly, the music is amazing! Robot Bomb Shelter took time from his busy schedule to answer some questions about his music, influences and upcoming plans." Read the full article here. Lithium Magazine Dave MacIntyre, March 9, 2011 Canadian Music Fest 2011 "I never make it part of my normal routine to start off a Canadian Music Fest evening with bass-heavy electronic music and then move on to folky-acoustic sets. Really good techno is infectious and gets trapped in my head, making the appreciation for a banjo playing musician challenging. So what made Wednesday night different then? Jake Brower did." Read the full article here.