The Subüru Stallions: News

Hey all!

Just wanted to let y'all know of our newest FREE product coming out within the next month...hopefully. We are in the production stages of our ultra-spectacular Country Music Video Package!! Yeah! It will consist of two genuine, homemade music videos of our most beloved acoustic songs: This is Country and I Love You So.

Dalton directed and produced his video for This is Country, and Zack directed and produced the I Love You So video with videographer and video editor David Groff.

As of right now, This is Country is in the rendering stage (it's taking a while), and I Love You So has wrapped up phase one of material collection (taping). If you need to, brush up on these fantabulous songs in anticipation of the release, and keep on checkin' in!

-Subüru Stallions

Greetings People!

Tonight Dalt and Zack went to Milkboy Coffee in Ardmore to play at the open mic. They played tunes both known and new (including, but not limited to, old favorites like For Goodness Sake and I Love You So). The guys even met up with Ben and Jess from Constant Recourse, who played some stuff on the upcoming sophomore release from the CR factory.

The guys were kind of nervous, but think that they did alright. Regardless, the night was fun, and the dudes hope to partake in Milkboy festivities in the future. Perhaps this will inspire Zack to write more (and better) songs, jeez. Anyway, congrats to Ben and Jess for "winning" the night and getting one free hour in the Milkboy recording studio.

Who knows, CR (and maybe even us) might be playing there sometime in the near future. Keep on checkin' in, and we hope to see your smiling faces soon!

-The Subüru Stallions

ps. Thanks to Anne and Bethany for coming out and supporting us!

Hey all, Zack here!

Last night, my dad and I went to local dive The Rusty Nail for their open-mic blues night and played three pretty rocky songs: We're An American Band, Jumpin' Jack Flash, and Yellow Submarine. When I say rocky, I mean not bluesy. Anyway, it was bags of fun, even though we sounded like crap. I just thought I'd let y'all know, because there might be some of you out there that remember the night of Senior Prom, when my dad joined the Suburu Stallions as a special guest bassist for a couple sets of classic rock.

In conclusion, keep an eye wide open for more appearances by your's truly and his dad around town at blues and rock jam nights. Don't hurt yourself in the process, but definitely be aware.

-zg

Hello!

This is simply a statement of celebration after a successful photoshoot. After much deliberation, the generous "Powers that Be" (Constant Recourse, our great benefactor) decided to allow us some fun photos to give our hardy following greater insight into our character as a band, and as individuals.

If you like what you see so far (taken by the illustrious and beautiful Shana Davis), stop back in soon for more goodies from the lens of Erinn Aloi. Thanks for checkin' up, y'all!!

-The Subüru Stallions

ps. Zack graduated from Haverford High School yesterday. Congrats, dude! Way to achieve liberation from High School!

Yo all!

We got home today after spending the weekend in Asheville, North Carolina at the Feedback Conference. Once I hopped on the old computer, I saw that we are now on iTunes. Oh yeah!

What does this mean? We're an official part of the music industry...I think. Anyway, check us out there and leave some positive comments. Do it to it.

In addition to iTunes, we are all up on CDBaby.com with This EP. Check us out there by going to http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/suburustallions. You can download the whole EP really really cheap (like, really), or buy the physical product so that you can enjoy the virtuous artwork and lyric pages.

Keep up the good work...or else.

-The Subüru Stallions