Dooms de Pop Goes Unplugged for Big City Breakdown

Friend of County Grind and generally inspiring local figure Garo Gallo not only oversees the Fort Lauderdale art space the Bubble but he fronts the fab rock act Dooms de Pop. Normally, Gallo and his band are thrashing through their songs with a lot of fuzz coming through the amps,...

By Reed Fischer

June 22, 2010

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Friend of County Grind and generally inspiring local figure Garo Gallo not only oversees the Fort Lauderdale art space the Bubble but he fronts the fab rock act Dooms de Pop. Normally, Gallo and his band are thrashing through their songs with a lot of fuzz coming through the amps, but RevMiami's Big City Breakdown captures a softer side.

Watch below as Gallo performs "Portable Paradox" on 12-string guitar in the back yard at the Bubble. The song will be on Dooms de Pop's upcoming album, Ticker, which is expected to emerge later this summer. Tick-tock-tick-tock.

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