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Hometown	Brooklyn, NY
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Band Members	Daniel Collins - Drums; Collin Daniels - Guitar/Vox
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Victor Bravo is two guys from Maine who escaped to New York. They play furious, pumping, garage-punk rock. Dan pounds drums and cymbals. Collin shreds guitars and vocals. People go crazy dancing and singing. Listeners compare the sound to Mudhoney,...

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Reached 32nd in Best of Rock chart in 2011. In the top 100 for 7 weeks.

February 2010 Punk

October 2007 Punk

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Stunning by Hussieskunk
The indie-punk trio Victor Bravo have released their debut EP, with a stunning four track set list... a slow building cresendo of bouncing guitars and a murderous drums beats, that will have you up and down, boucing across the dance floor... For a band that has only been together since last year, this is a great DIY release that fans of garagey-punk rock you can dance to.

Raw, Dirty, Fun by C60Crew
Let’s see now, raw? Yes. Dirty? Uh huh. Fun? check! Yep, Victor Bravo has it all... VB does what all good Rock n’ Roll does- it makes you want to drink beer, jump around and have fun... There are a million good bands out there, but Victor Bravo is great. Write it down somewhere -- on a cigarette box or HoHo wrapper if ya have to -- these guys are going to be huge.

NYC Needs Victor Bravo by Deli Magazine
Much like Mudhoney's classic ode to diseased behavior, "Touch Me I'm Sick," Victor Bravo produce nauseating noise that owes as much to early punk as it does 90's grunge. "Dallas" takes twangy guitar and breaks it into sludgy chords that would have pleased grunge-era Subpop, and "Toxic Tornado" packs snarled vocals into a song laced with angst. Victor Bravo don't stop there though: "Binge" is an angular assault worthy of Gang of Four, and the mid-tempo "Sarbanes-Oxley" dances around lyrics dealing with political scandal and fraud. NYC needs Victor Bravo. The city that nurtured the likes of Iggy Pop, the Dead Boys and even GG Allin should continue the legacy of sick, depraved rock n' roll; thankfully, here it is.

Rock Renaissance by High Bias
New York City’s rock renaissance continues with the advent of Victor Bravo, a basic rock power trio with a calling card EP, Shut Out the Sky. Drawing on the punk-fueled energy of classic underground acts like Hüsker Dü and the 60s garage rock tradition, the Bravos spit out four loogies of melodic, aggressive rock/pop, highlighted by "Binge" and "Dallas"...

Garage Rock Juggernaut by Lost in the Grooves
Victor Bravo is a stripped-down garage rock juggernaut of Collin Frendz on fuzzy guitar and echoey howl-at-the-moon vocals and Dan Collins on twitchy drums... terrific, swaggering snot-nosed anthems in the tradition of rural pissed-off teens from 1966 on. "Binge" is an irresistibly Dionysian release, though "Sarbanes-Oxley" (named for the 2002 corporate accounting reform act) is hardly a typical lowbrow theme.

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