What do you get when you combine a "Mr. Roboto" intro dance, incredible amount of teenage energy, radio ready acoustic driven pop/rock, and an old school horn section (including a tuba)? Your standard Sparky's Flaw show. Starting out from their lowly roots as your typical high school rock band, Sparky's Flaw has grown into a band much more than the label entails. Already selling over 1000+ copies of their first album, "Live From the Recording Studio," while still in high school, the bands latest recording venture at Crystalphonic Recording Studio with Kevin McNoldy reflects how much this band has matured both in their song-writing and musically as a band since their early years. With the radio-ready pop/rock ditties that stay stuck in your head for days, it's almost impossible to deny the buzz surrounding Sparky's Flaw. Will Anderson (20), Kit French (20), Peter Dejong (19) Johnny Stubblefield (20) and Alex Hargrave (20) made their move into the next phase of their musical existence with the release of their new E.P, "One Small Step" on April 28th, 2005 at Starr Hill Music Hall.
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