The Sublets Release First Single and Video – The Fallout

Coming out of Cleveland, Ohio, The Sublets are an ass kicking, butt shaking, pop punk trio consisting of bassist Daniel Lee, drummer Stephen Nicholson and guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist George Chase. The band has recently released their first single and video, “The Fallout”, which has garnered a lot of attention in the Midwest and is starting to pick up a lot of steam on streaming sites such as Spotify and Apple Music.

The Sublets (l-r) Stephen Nicholson, George Chase, Daniel Lee. Photo provided by The Sublets, All Rights Reserved.

“The Fallout” was originally written by guitarist Britton Roberts, who was with the band for a couple years, and he and The Sublets worked out an arrangement so the band could continue to use the song and perform it live. Per George, “I was a big fan of the song when I first heard it, and now have the pleasure of playing The Fallout at every show. The whole song is amazing, contains so many lyrical ideas and is one of the most fun songs to play, ever.”

Lyrically, the song is filled with some great lines. However probably the best line from the song, “Turns out that the enemy, was never you, but the battle here inside of me.” Represents some pretty powerful ideas. How many people do we hurt along the way because we are blinded by selfishness or pain? As we get older, we realize that we’re displacing so much anger or angst onto other people, especially in relationships. We hurt those people who we love the most. The other side of it is that in order to love, you need to open yourself up to the possibility of being hurt, and that’s a very vulnerable feeling.

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Born in Scotland, raised in the United States, based in Chicago. Ian Bardecki is a professional photographer, avid motorcyclist, reader, IT geek, gaming and comic book nerd, who was bathed in music at a young age by his mother who constantly played classical piano in their home. While she also introduced him to the Beatles and Elvis, his father forced on him Hank Williams and Johnny Cash, the local paper boy had him listening to Alice Cooper, his uncle then turned him onto KISS and his first 8 track tape, while his friends turned him onto punk music. Today, his music library ranges from Amadeus Mozart to ZZ Ward and everything in between. Hesitantly agreeing to fill in one night to photograph a concert at a local venue in San Francisco for a friend, was where the accidental love and passion for concert photography was born and hasn’t stopped growing since. As a freelance photographer, Ian has had the honor of working with various artists like, John 5, Sick Puppies, Scott Stapp, Drowning Pool, Anti-Flag and Art of Dying, just to name a few. Ian can be found on Instagram and Facebook under Center Stage Pictures.