Too Fast, Too Young EP, by The SubAortics

Too Fast, Too Young EP

by The SubAortics

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1.	It's Not Okay 02:21	info	buy track
2.	Wannabe 03:59	info	buy track
3.	I'm a Confused Teenager * 02:00	info	buy track
4.	Night Shift "Ballad of Will Wesley" 03:49	info	buy track
5.	Ride the Dryer 03:31	info	buy track
6.	Rock and Roll Girl ** 02:42	info	buy track

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Indie-film actor and musician John Andrew Vaas' -> Pop, Folk, Punk, New-Wave, Psychedelic, Rock and Roll Dance Listening Party!!

"The gritty beat of NYC meets the sunny flow of Southern California, with a twist of damp London sensibility and a shout of Tokyo street-life thrown in for good measure."

Featuring thoughtful lyrics in groovy original compositions that are rooted in deep authenticity and melodic interplay, and which result in a uniquely satisfying and sophisticated musical experience.

This is the debut of an outstanding direction in song-writing and musicianship! Come join the Rock and Roll Dance Party and Enjoy!!

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released December 24, 2013

All Instrumentation, Engineering, Production by John Andrew Vaas. Recorded at The Obstacle Course, SoCal - 9/13. Mixed in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, Japan -10/13. Mastered at the Panic Room - 11/13.

All songs written, composed and arranged by John Andrew Vaas.
(c) Copyright 2013. All rights reserved. LofC, SOCAN, ASCAP.
Except, as noted: * I'm a Confused Teenager (Kinsella) (c) 1979;
** Rock and Roll Girl (P. Collins) (c) 1980; ~ Used by permission (Limelight).

Special Thanks to The Kookla Doll, everyone at Guitar Center San Berdoo, especially Daniel, and Jonathan E. at Abbey Road Studios.

(p) 2013 Spare Bedroom Records + Tapes. Made in So. Calif, USA

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The SubAortics Los Angeles, California

The SubAortics are an Original Pop-Punk-New Wave-Psychedelic-Garage-Band for all the true fans of Rock and Roll who are also as disappointed with the state of today's popular music. Enough said.

The SubAortics are from the four corners of LA -- the beach, the city, the hills and the desert.

Their fave artists are: The Vaccines, The Orwells, MGMT, Skaters, FIDLAR, The Strokes, BabyShambles. ... more

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