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	The EP was recorded, produced and mixed by [[David Vella]] at [[Temple Studios]] in 2007. The sleeve artwork and design is by Cedric Vella. The logo is by Jamin Galea.		The EP was recorded, produced and mixed by [[David Vella]] at [[Temple Studios]] in 2007. The sleeve artwork and design is by Cedric Vella. The logo is by Jamin Galea.

	In an interview with Michael Bugeja for the Sunday Times in 2007, they explained that “The first track (Wasted Away) has been there longer than the others” and "we’ve been listening to loads of stuff; ska, indie, reggae, grunge..." In the same interview, they also maintained that they "still love the happy punk stuff but we also want to explore another side – one that also allows elements from other genres, but we won’t give up our punk roots." <ref>Bugeja, Michael. '[[The Kids Are United!]]' in ''The Sunday Times'' - 7 December 2007</ref>		In an interview with Michael Bugeja for the Sunday Times in 2007, they explained that “The first track ([[Wasted Away]]) has been there longer than the others” and "we’ve been listening to loads of stuff; ska, indie, reggae, grunge..." In the same interview, they also maintained that they "still love the happy punk stuff but we also want to explore another side – one that also allows elements from other genres, but we won’t give up our punk roots." <ref>Bugeja, Michael. '[[The Kids Are United!]]' in ''The Sunday Times'' - 7 December 2007</ref>

	The most obvious divergence from their initial basic sound can be heard on Animal Rules, which is definitely more elaborate than the rest of the EP.		The most obvious divergence from their initial basic sound can be heard on Animal Rules, which is definitely more elaborate than the rest of the EP.

	''A Beautiful Story'' was identified as a first single from Cable 35 and received considerable radio airplay in Malta in 2007.		''[[A Beautiful Story]]'' was identified as a first single from Cable 35 and received considerable radio airplay in Malta in 2007.

	==Track Listing==		==Track Listing==

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			[[Category:CD releases from Malta]]

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	'''''My First EP''''' is the debut release by the Maltese rock trio [[Cable 35]] on [[meet&greet records]]. Packaged in decidedly eye-catching shocking pink the EP features six songs brimming with melodies that are hard to forget. The songs are connected on some level, but each one seems to point away from the punk epicentre in different directions, feeding off a pop inclination.		'''''My First EP''''' is the debut release by the Maltese rock trio [[Cable 35]] on [[meet&greet records]]. It was released on Friday 9 November 2007 at the Poxx Bar in Paceville with BNI headlining the gig. <ref>Bugeja, Michael. '[[My First EP Launch]]' in ''The Sunday Times'' - 4 November 2007</ref>

			Packaged in decidedly eye-catching shocking pink the EP features six songs brimming with melodies that are hard to forget. The songs are connected on some level, but each one seems to point away from the punk epicentre in different directions, feeding off a pop inclination.

	The EP was recorded, produced and mixed by [[David Vella]] at [[Temple Studios]] in 2007. The sleeve artwork and design is by Cedric Vella. The logo is by Jamin Galea.		The EP was recorded, produced and mixed by [[David Vella]] at [[Temple Studios]] in 2007. The sleeve artwork and design is by Cedric Vella. The logo is by Jamin Galea.

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	~~==From Michael Bugeja~~'~~s Kids Are United! article:==~~		'''''My First EP''''' is the debut release by the Maltese rock trio [[Cable 35]] on [[meet&greet records]]. Packaged in decidedly eye-catching shocking pink the EP features six songs brimming with melodies that are hard to forget. The songs are connected on some level, but each one seems to point away from the punk epicentre in different directions, feeding off a pop inclination.

	~~Packaged~~ in ~~decidedly eye-catching shocking pink the EP features six songs brimming with melodies that are hard to forget~~. The ~~songs are connected on some level, but each one seems to point away from the ‘punk’ epicentre in different directions, feeding off a pop inclination~~.		The EP was recorded, produced and mixed by [[David Vella]] at [[Temple Studios]] in 2007. The sleeve artwork and design is by Cedric Vella. The logo is by Jamin Galea.

	“The first track (Wasted Away) has been there longer than the others” ~~they tell me, “but~~ we’ve been listening to loads of stuff; ska, indie, reggae, grunge, the ~~albums you gave us (aha!)~~, ~~and we want to take our sound to another level”. This is something~~ they ~~are all agreed upon – a good sign~~ that they are on the same frequency even if they’re all bringing in diverse elements to the band’s sound. The most obvious divergence here is on Animal Rules, which is definitely more elaborate than the rest of the EP. “We still love the happy punk stuff but we also want to explore another side – one that also allows elements from other genres, but we won’t give up our punk ~~roots”~~.		In an interview with Michael Bugeja for the Sunday Times in 2007, they explained that “The first track (Wasted Away) has been there longer than the others” and "we’ve been listening to loads of stuff; ska, indie, reggae, grunge..." In the same interview, they also maintained that they "still love the happy punk stuff but we also want to explore another side – one that also allows elements from other genres, but we won’t give up our punk roots." <ref>Bugeja, Michael. '[[The Kids Are United!]]' in ''The Sunday Times'' - 7 December 2007</ref>

			The most obvious divergence from their initial basic sound can be heard on Animal Rules, which is definitely more elaborate than the rest of the EP.

			''A Beautiful Story'' was identified as a first single from Cable 35 and received considerable radio airplay in Malta in 2007.

			==Track Listing==
			All song written by Cable 35.

			#"Wasted Away" - 4:09
			#"A Beautiful Story" - 3:11
			#"Bobby Left" - 2:55
			#"Animal Rules" - 3:32
			#"Send Them Love" - 4:28
			#"Bedtime Story" - 3:35

			==Personnel==
			* Jeffrey Zerafa - guitar and vocals
			* Kriz Zahra - bass and vocals
			* Chris Mallia - drums and percussion

			==References==
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==From Michael Bugeja's Kids Are United! article:==

Packaged in decidedly eye-catching shocking pink the EP features six songs brimming with melodies that are hard to forget. The songs are connected on some level, but each one seems to point away from the ‘punk’ epicentre in different directions, feeding off a pop inclination.

“The first track (Wasted Away) has been there longer than the others” they tell me, “but we’ve been listening to loads of stuff; ska, indie, reggae, grunge, the albums you gave us (aha!), and we want to take our sound to another level”. This is something they are all agreed upon – a good sign that they are on the same frequency even if they’re all bringing in diverse elements to the band’s sound. The most obvious divergence here is on Animal Rules, which is definitely more elaborate than the rest of the EP. “We still love the happy punk stuff but we also want to explore another side – one that also allows elements from other genres, but we won’t give up our punk roots”.