genres: indie rock, post-punk, jangle pop, surf music
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Band history
Before Vundabar was founded, Brandon Hagen and Drew McDonald were in a band called No Nada with their friends from school. The band lasted from c. 2009 to 2012, when they separated because multiple members were leaving for college. Some of No Nada's songs have been found through Hagen's now retired SoundCloud, as well as through other sources. Vundabar was originally just Hagen and McDonald, with fluctuating bassists. While McDonald was attending Lesley University, he met Zack Abramo, who was soon incorporated as their main bassist. In 2013, the trio released their debut full-length album titled Antics, which was recorded in McDonald's room and mixed on Garageband. In 2014, Vundabar went on their first tour, which took place in France....
Their musical style is described as indie rock with elements of post-punk, jangle pop and surf rock. Allmusic describes their style as "jangly, fuzzed-out math- and surf-tinged indie rock shot through with plenty of post-punk spirit".
A Boston based indie rock band started in 2012 consisting of Brandon Hagen on guitar/vocals, Zack Abramo on bass, and Drew McDonald on drums.
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Liner notes
Vundabar, the records, oldest first
Antics
2013 album
Vundabar
2014 ep
Gawk
2015 album
wanted
Smell Smoke
2017 album
Either Light
2020 album
Devil for the Fire
2022 album
Surgery and Pleasure
2025 album
Records from MusicBrainz; covers from the Cover Art Archive.