Shotgun Disco Ambulance

Performance artist, Nathan Prairie, created Shotgun Disco Ambulance in high school as a solo project near the end of 2006. He uses an influence between techno and rock music, among other hardcore and electronic sounds. Experimenting with synths, samplers, a studio microphone and the help of a few friends, Prairie recorded and mixed his first demo “Fallen From the Years” in December of 2007. In March of 2008, "Shotgun Disco Ambulance" licensed and digitaly released a debut seven track EP entitled "The Anatomy". Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Performance artist, Nathan Prairie, created Shotgun Disco Ambulance in high school as a solo project near the end of 2006. He uses an influence between techno and rock music, among other hardcore and electronic sounds. Experimenting with synths, samplers, a studio microphone and the help of a few friends, Prairie recorded and mixed his first demo “Fallen From the Years” in December of 2007. In March of 2008, "Shotgun Disco Ambulance" licensed and digitaly released a debut seven track EP entitled "The Anatomy". Though the album was only released online in MP3 format, a limited-50 physical copies were sold during local shows. Recently the nineteen year old singer expressed his plans to introduce the next level of Shotgun Disco Ambulance which includes live members, merchandise and more touring sometime in the future. "Shotgun Disco Ambulance is a guitar-driven, electronic plane about to crash into the face of all your teenage dreams. From soft trance-like vocals and lust-filled screaming, SDA creates a sound that will keep you awake at night thinking about about suicide, car crashes, and making out..." Current Members: Nathan Prairie [Vocals, Lyrics, Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers, Samplers, Heartbreak] [Currently Looking For Band Members] Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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…shrink me down again