More Things To Say No To

by Waldo Reset

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1.	Sicilian 04:13	buy track
2.	Falling Tree 03:07	buy track
3.	Chinese New Year 05:39	buy track
4.	Fisher Protocol 04:54	buy track
5.	Sicilian Reprise 00:52	buy track
6.	Is Stuck 05:49	buy track
7.	What Could Go Wrong? 03:47	buy track
8.	Marshes 04:28	buy track
9.	Alligator Eyes 10:20	buy track

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Waldo Reset (Eimear, Andy and Ed) are an art pop three piece from Sheffield/Wakefield UK, who, up until the recent global unpleasantness had spent the last few years honing their live 'act' in some of the least salubrious DIY spaces and function rooms that Yorkshire has to offer. Building on this experience, their debut album, "More Things To Say No To" was recorded in the weeks prior to the aforementioned ongoing global unpleasantness. The album now finds itself emerging, blinking into the sunlit uplands of 2021. It's a collection of songs as character studies, ranging from calm and contemplative, to the frayed and unhinged. The album was produced by the very excellent Tommy Binks. Waldo Reset hope that they can play these songs to you in person at some time in the near future.

Here (vimeo.com/393152356) the band can be seen in action during the recording of the song 'Alligator Eyes'. The song is partly ripped off of M R James' The Mezzotint, that is at the very least the idea of a malevolent figure in a picture which appears to be changing over a period of time, captivating and repulsing the attention of the academic who discovers it. The song came out of a series of improvisations and differs musically and lyrically everytime they play it, although the basic outline of the story is the same. For that reason the band decided to record it live in the studio (barring a few backing vocal and guitar overdubs), and this is the third take. They were joined by their friends Rowan, who provided the terrifyingly claustrophobic synths and deranged backing vocals, and Steve, who filmed the session for posterity.

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released January 1, 2021

Andy, Eimear and Ed - Wrote the songs, played the instruments, sang the words

Tommy Binks recorded and mixed the album

Thanks to Rowan for the keyboards on Alligator Eyes

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Waldo Reset Sheffield, UK

Sheffield/Wakefield trio. Writing unusual songs and playing exciting shows in interesting places to super-fun people.

All songs written and recorded by ourselves.

Yorkshire's answer to Bel Biv Devoe.

Eimear - Bass/Vox, Andy - Drums/Vox, Ed - Guitar/Vox. ... more

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