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Michael: "I was walking around with both these words and a George Harrison tune in my head. I picked up my guitar and tried to play the Harrison riff but it started to become a Wire song because I'm a fucking punkrocker. Aside from Yves's asskicking drums and better production, this is essentially exactly what I laid down on 4-track in that hour. And there was never any doubt that this would close the record. As J would say, "it's the rocker..."

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Don't want it.
Don't need it.
Your critique's a dead letter, now.
And how much better!
Better left forgotten...

Torch all the bridges.
Burn and send
A wire for George from the flocks you tend.
Crept away at last never to return again.
Give credit where it's stolen.
And that's the end.
I know now that you're nothing.
Nothing like a friend...

Do you wanna tear it up?
Do you wanna tear it?
Oh, start tearing up.
Oh, you can't bear it!
Call me on the phone.
Call me on the carpet.
Leave you to your throne
Ruler of the Tarpit.
Get stuck there!

How much better!
Better left forgotten.

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from Go Negative, released October 15, 2005
Michael Serafin-Wells: guitars, bass, vocals
Yves Gerard: drums, backing vocals

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Bipolar Explorer New York, New York

"Holy sonic icons. There is hauntology. Hauntology right in the center of their work."-Max Reinhardt (BBC 3/Soho Radio)

"Magical & majestic." -Indiemusic (France).

"Great, beautiful drifty-pop filled with sadness & wonder" -Irene Trudel (WFMU)

"Mysterious. Otherworldly.” - Carson Street, KFJC

NYC-based experimental dreampop trio of Summer Serafin, Michael Serafin-Wells & Sylvia Solanas.
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