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Drew Stedman - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboard
Rob Bradley - Electric Guitar
Tom Bauer - Bass
Chris Burnsides - Drums
Christopher Gatsby - Viola

Produced by Drew Stedman and Rob Bradley
Written by Drew Stedman
Copyright 2013 Drew Stedman

Tracked at In the Red Recording Experience - Dayton, OH
by Chris Suttle
Additional Tracking at Groove U - Columbus, OH
by Derek Rassmussen and Zach Earhart
Mixed at Sonic Lounge - Grove City, OH
by B.j. Davis
Mastered at Electraplay - Hilliard, OH
by Andy Sartain

So Much Sense

One Man Marching Band

See My Momma Someday

The Skeptic

Doubt

This track is from The Cosmic Nothings' upcoming album. It is an original classical guitar composition written by Drew Stedman

Midnight

Drew Stedman and The Cosmic Nothings are a rowdy indie rock band with progressive rock, classic country, and classical influences. They hail from Columbus, OH. Drew Stedman has been performing since he was a young child growing up in southern California. After his family moved to central Ohio, a whole new world of musical possibilities opened up to him as he began exploring different styles of music and becoming a skilled guitarist and vocalist. He spent several years in New York were he completed college before moving to Los Angeles. Drew’s former band, Riddley, performed on both coasts and recorded one album, The Quick Goodbye, which was released in 2007. Riddley performed in many of the best venues in LA including The Troubadour, Whisky A Go-Go, El Rey Theatre, Knitting Factory, The Viper Room and Key Club.

After the members of Riddley went their separate ways in 2009, Drew released a solo effort, an EP entitled If the Fires Exist, which is a bold reflection on religion and purpose. Drew de-converted from Christianity shortly after the release of the EP and continues to write thoughtful and provocative music which focuses on belief, relationships, criticism of religion and finding meaning in the universe. He moved back to Columbus, Ohio in 2011 where he produced The Skeptic EP which is a collection of songs dealing with issues of skepticism, faith, love, and science. In 2012 he was joined by bass player Tom Bauer as well as Chris Burnsides (Drums) and Rob Bradley (Guitar), to form Drew Stedman and the Cosmic Nothings. Chris Gatsby joined the band in early 2013 playing Keyboard and Viola. They recently completed their first EP, which is self-titled, and will be released in Summer 2013. The Cosmic Nothings are currently working on music for a second project that will be released later in 2013.