T.O.M. The Organized Misuse Granada, Spain
T.O.M. (The Organized Misuse) was founded by the songwriter Tom Kron. In 2007, the guitarist Jan Pohl joined the band adding his musical talent and influences. In 2011, Peter Biely on violin and mandolin, Javi López on bass, and Dr. Jan Hendrikxs on drums joined the Band. Above all, the energetic band T.O.M. is a light-hearted group of talented friends who put on a great and powerful show. ... more
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