be splitting his time between Sonic Boom Six and The Karma Party. After receiving funding via the PledgeMusic crowdfunding website the release date of the fifth album The F-Bomb is 27 May 2016, on Cherry Red Records. In June 2017, the band released an eight track 'mini-album' Cardiac Address. The record was funded via crowdfunding, as with the preceding release. It featured a less produced and more aggressive sound. Funds raised supported the bands Vans Warped American tour, June through August. Sponsorship Sonic Boom Six have had sponsorship from Jägermeister. This has taken the form of running a competition to see the band and featuring the band on their website. The video for Virus was sponsored by the drinks company along with Orange Amps and Gibson Guitars. Other projects Babyboom Sonic Boom Six previously performed acoustically under the name Babyboom, and recorded a self-titled EP in February 2006. Whilst the band (with their current line-up) do occasionally play acoustically, it is usually billed as "Sonic Boom Six Acoustic", as opposed to "Babyboom". Suicide Bid Laila, Barney and Ben also contribute vocals to the ongoing dub/punk project Suicide Bid and feature heavily on the collective's 2006 album The Rot Stops Here as well as performing live on rare occasions such as Rebellion Festival. Rebel Alliance Recordings Rebel Alliance Recordings was originally the band's outlet for releasing the second SB6 album, Arcade Perfect, in 2006, but has since grown into a small record label, counting The Babylon Whackers, Random Hand, Mouthwash and The Skints among its ranks. Members Paul Barnes ( Barney Boom): Bass, Vocals, Guitar Laila Khan (a.k.a. Laila K / Lazer K): Vocals, Melodica Nick Horne (a.k.a. The Blade): Guitar, Trombone, Trumpet, Back-up Vocals, Melodica, Bass James Routh (a.k.a. Jimmy T Boom): Guitar, Synthesiser, Trombone, Bass, Back-up Vocals Luke Hesketh: Drums Former members Ben Childs (a.k.a. Ben C): Saxophone, Guitar, Vocals (2002–2009) Davey Kelly (a.k.a. Hellfire): Guitar (2002–2005) Neil McMinn (a.k.a. Madfish): Drums, Samples (2002-2015) Matthew Reynolds: Guitar (temporary member, 2009–2010) Lee Hartney: Guitar, Keytar (temporary member, 2011) Discography Albums Mini albums EPs Singles Compilation albums Music videos The Rape of Punk to Come (2004) All-In (2007) While You Were Sleeping (2007) Sound of a Revolution (2009) The Road to Hell is Paved With Good Inventions (2010) New Style Rocka (2011) What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger (2011) Sunny Side of the Street (2011) For the Kids of the