BIO: DEVIN “BRICK” TAMBLAND

Devin Brick Tambland brings a powerful and rhythmic foundation to Spontaneous Cumbustion with his exceptional bass playing and soulful vocals. His deep, resonant voice and intricate bass lines were integral to the band’s signature sound, blending seamlessly with Gern Blankston’s keyboard melodies.

EARLY LIFE

Birth Name: Devin Tambland

Born: July 5, 1963

Hometown: Chicago, Illinois

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Formation of Spontaneous Cumbustion: 1982

Debut Album: “Electric Surge” (1983)

Awards: Multiple platinum records, Rock Music Awards

DISCOGRAPHY

“Electric Surge” EP (1981): Thier debut release that started the inferno with indie rock hits “Burning Desire” and “Rock the Night”.

“Can’t Stop (Rocking)” (EP): Their 2nd EP release featuring the title track “Can’t Stop (Rocking)” & “Evolution”.

“Ignition” (1982): Their sophomore release that set the stage on fire with hits like “Rock the Night Away” and “Electric Dreams.”

“Blaze of Glory” (1984): Featuring the chart-topping single “Superhero’s Anthem” and the fan-favorite “It’s the Night.”

“Inferno” (1986): Known for its darker, more intense sound with tracks like “Burning Desire” and “Shadow of the Flame.”

“Phoenix Rising” (1988): Marked their triumphant return with hits like “Rise from the Ashes” and “Eternal Flame.”

MUSICAL JOURNEY

Devin’s musical career took off in the underground music scene of the 80s, where his talent for bass guitar and vocals quickly gained recognition. Joining Spontaneous Cumbustion, Devin’s dynamic stage presence and musical versatility helped propel the band to new heights. His ability to connect with the audience through his performances made him a beloved member of the band.

LEGACY

Though Spontaneous Cumbustion’s time in the spotlight was brief, Devin Brick Tambland’s contributions to the band’s legacy are enduring. His influence on the bass guitar and his charismatic performances continue to inspire musicians and fans of the synth-rock genre.

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