12 O'Clock on a Subway is an instrumental rock band utilizing only a bass g… Read Full Bio ↴12 O'Clock on a Subway is an instrumental rock band utilizing only a bass guitar with effects pedals and a drum machine, with the songs being collaborated on by Dave (the bassist) and Daniel (the drummer) over the internet. Their full length album, "Axon Terminal Subversion," is available for download on Last.fm for free at this link.
The full history of the band is as follows:
There was this guy named Dave that messed around on a Squier P-Bass. Yeah, it was that sweet of a bass guitar. He got bored playing bass by himself. He started experimenting with a drum machine program on the PC and tried to make a self-recorded song. It turned out that Dave didn't know much about drumming. He asked his friend and drummer Daniel, who at the time lived on the other side of the state of California to make up some beats for him on the drum machine program and send them to him over the internet, kinda like those the Postal Service people. Dave arranged the beats into a song, then added bass guitar with various effects from his distortion/overdrive guitar pedal, bass chorus pedal and bass wah-wah pedal. Just one problem: Dave can't sing or write respectable lyrics. Solution? Don't have any. And this is how 12 O'Clock on a Subway was born in October of 2005.
A decent number of people decided they liked the instrumental music of 12 on their official MySpace website located at http://www.myspace.com/12oclockonasubway. Surprisingly, a decent number of people also offered to sing for 12, but scientists still aren't sure why. Five months after their formation, the duo finished recording enough songs for what could be considered a full length album, and gave it away for free on the internet.
With a purposely pretentious band name, nonsensical album title and ridiculous song titles to go with it, 12 O'Clock on a Subway released the long awaited and highly anticipated full length album titled "Axon Terminal Subversion" on January 31, 2006.
They also covered a Bloc Party song, "Helicopter," because Death From Above 1979 covered Bloc Party's "Luno" and 12 pretty much owes DFA their fan base, so why not cover Bloc Party too?
In the summer of 2006, 12 recorded and released one more song inspired by Chuck Norris titled "A Shadow in the Night."
"12" is currently enjoying rumors that they will reunite to play the infamous Coachella music festival. Keep your eye out for an album re-release in 2016.
The full history of the band is as follows:
There was this guy named Dave that messed around on a Squier P-Bass. Yeah, it was that sweet of a bass guitar. He got bored playing bass by himself. He started experimenting with a drum machine program on the PC and tried to make a self-recorded song. It turned out that Dave didn't know much about drumming. He asked his friend and drummer Daniel, who at the time lived on the other side of the state of California to make up some beats for him on the drum machine program and send them to him over the internet, kinda like those the Postal Service people. Dave arranged the beats into a song, then added bass guitar with various effects from his distortion/overdrive guitar pedal, bass chorus pedal and bass wah-wah pedal. Just one problem: Dave can't sing or write respectable lyrics. Solution? Don't have any. And this is how 12 O'Clock on a Subway was born in October of 2005.
A decent number of people decided they liked the instrumental music of 12 on their official MySpace website located at http://www.myspace.com/12oclockonasubway. Surprisingly, a decent number of people also offered to sing for 12, but scientists still aren't sure why. Five months after their formation, the duo finished recording enough songs for what could be considered a full length album, and gave it away for free on the internet.
With a purposely pretentious band name, nonsensical album title and ridiculous song titles to go with it, 12 O'Clock on a Subway released the long awaited and highly anticipated full length album titled "Axon Terminal Subversion" on January 31, 2006.
They also covered a Bloc Party song, "Helicopter," because Death From Above 1979 covered Bloc Party's "Luno" and 12 pretty much owes DFA their fan base, so why not cover Bloc Party too?
In the summer of 2006, 12 recorded and released one more song inspired by Chuck Norris titled "A Shadow in the Night."
"12" is currently enjoying rumors that they will reunite to play the infamous Coachella music festival. Keep your eye out for an album re-release in 2016.
Act III
12 O'Clock on a Subway Lyrics
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Andrew Parrott: Taverner Consort & Players What power art thou, who from below Hast made me rise,…
Dominus Dominantium The time has come There is no place to go Chaos and…
F T F no circumstance will change my faith and if my body would o…
Jarboe As your hands tightened around your throat I knew that this…
New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus CÓR IOMLÁN Fáilte roimhe, flaith na féile teacht gan léan ar…
New York Stadium Symphony Orchestra & Wilfred Pelletier & Charles K. L. Davis In sweetest harmony they lived Nor death, nor death their un…
Paul Esswood Angelika Schwartz Etc.; Dennis Russell Davies: Stuttgart State Opera Orchestra & Chorus CÓR IOMLÁN Fáilte roimhe, flaith na féile teacht gan léan ar…
Richard Wagner Mild und leise Wie er lächelt Wie das Auge Hold er öffnet Se…
Solti / Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus I love you Hums an april breeze I love you Echo the hills…
SVDDEN DEATH Huh? You don′t scare me My roots dig much deeper and…
The Bulgarian Television And Radio Mixed Choir And Symphony Orchestra Addio, del passato Bei sogni ridenti Le rose del volto Già s…
Wes on Acid I'm scared I've fallen down the rabbit hole and landed…
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