Atom & His Package, aka Adam Goren and his sequencer, covered the Youth of Today song "Break Down the Walls" on the 1997 album A Society of People Named Elihu. Credit: Courtesy the artist I still ...

Adam Goren -- the synth-punk one-man band known as Atom and His Package -- has a gimmick and a zany sense of humor. Frequently, underground-music types with a gambit and some gags think that's enough.

Adam Goren (aka Atom and His Package) has a new band with Brian Sokel (of AM/FM and Franklin) called Dead Best, whose self-titled debut album arrives December 10 via Don Giovanni (pre-order). As the ...

As mentioned, Christian Lesperance recently spearheaded the quarantine project Jersey Interchange which features over 50 musicians with roots in the NJ punk scene covering another artist with roots in ...

"I never intended for it to be a quirky one-person band, but I played a couple shows and it was fun so I kept doing it. And somehow it's become more serious and I've achieved a level of success I ...

Adam Goren revived his beloved one-man synthesizer punk band, Atom & His Package, last week on The Chris Gethard Show. His guitar didn’t work properly, he had to edit out that reference to “Take Me ...

Since the late 1990s indie rocker Adam Goren has forged a successful career in the punk underground with nothing more than a guitar and a sequencer affectionately named “the Package”. Performing under ...

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In case you missed it while it was around, Atom and His Package was the gloriously goofy one-man band of punk nerd Adam Goren. He made incr... "I never intended for it to be a quirky one-person band, ...