Bomb Story: Sub Adam is clearly a parody of Sublime's 1992 debut album, 40oz. to Freedom. At that time, Bobby Hundreds was a big Sublime fan, having grown up in the Southern California ska-punk scene. He even got to attend a Sublime show and photograph lead singer Bradley Nowell mere months before he died.| Background Story: Although brought to the modern stage by Dakis Joannou's mega ""Guilty"" yacht designed by Jeff Koons and Ivana Porfiri, the pattern that inspired Disrupt is actually the British Navy's Dazzle camouflage from World War 1. Instead of designing a camouflage that would hide a ship, Dazzle was invented to confuse its observers from knowing which direction the boat was moving. Sometimes, I feel like our entire brand is cloaked in the Disrput pattern. We're not really sure which way we're going, but we're always keeping our enemies on their toes!
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Bomb Story: Sub Adam is clearly a parody of Sublime's 1992 debut album, 40oz. to Freedom. At that time, Bobby Hundreds was a big Sublime fan, having grown up in the Southern California ska-punk scene. He even got to attend a Sublime show and photograph lead singer Bradley Nowell mere months before he died.| Background Story: Although brought to the modern stage by Dakis Joannou's mega ""Guilty"" yacht designed by Jeff Koons and Ivana Porfiri, the pattern that inspired Disrupt is actually the British Navy's Dazzle camouflage from World War 1. Instead of designing a camouflage that would hide a ship, Dazzle was invented to confuse its observers from knowing which direction the boat was moving. Sometimes, I feel like our entire brand is cloaked in the Disrput pattern. We're not really sure which way we're going, but we're always keeping our enemies on their toes!
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