Serpico
by Electric Zebra
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lyrics
Serpico,
I swear I'll laugh it off again,
Until my stomach drops,
Have I done enough?
I don't know,
Should I call a friend?
Or will that make it worse,
And send me to start again?
Start again,
I'm not on my way out,
Telephone,
You know it makes me anxious,
I can't remember names,
Four or more second chances,
We walked away,
Left a void you can't fill,
But who's to say,
When your potential's wasted
I swear I'll laugh it off again,
Until my stomach drops,
Have I done enough?
I don't know,
Should I call a friend?
Or will that make it worse,
And send me to start again?
Start again,
I'm not on my way out,
Telephone,
You know it makes me anxious,
I can't remember names,
Four or more second chances,
We walked away,
Left a void you can't fill,
But who's to say,
When your potential's wasted
credits
released October 27, 2017
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Kesh Head - Bass
Daniel Lim - Drums
Keelan Sanders - Vocals, Guitar
Adam Sharman - Guitar
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Recorded in November 2016 at The Shed, Brisbane.
Produced by Bryce Moorhead.
Mixed by Bryce Moorhead.
Mastered by Steve Smart.
Album Art by Bret Brown.
Dog Club Records #004
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"Oooft, guitars are getting nice and big here! That solo really rips around the 3 min mark" - Bridget Hustwaite, Triple J
"[C]runchy and melodic, jumping out of the speakers off the back of a memorably insistent guitar motif, before launching into a thrill ride of fluid and fuzzy guitars, punchy drumming and a biting chorus" - Anthony Gebhardt, Blank GC
"Electric Zebra have nailed the loud-quiet-loud formula that the Pixies have trademarked but flip it in an edgy and stylistic way" - Jake Wilton, AAA Backstage
"Those guitars have me feeling like I've been pulled under by a big, perfect wave and I'm struggling to reach the surface again." - Tommy Faith, Triple J
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Kesh Head - Bass
Daniel Lim - Drums
Keelan Sanders - Vocals, Guitar
Adam Sharman - Guitar
______________________________________________
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Recorded in November 2016 at The Shed, Brisbane.
Produced by Bryce Moorhead.
Mixed by Bryce Moorhead.
Mastered by Steve Smart.
Album Art by Bret Brown.
Dog Club Records #004
______________________________________________
"Oooft, guitars are getting nice and big here! That solo really rips around the 3 min mark" - Bridget Hustwaite, Triple J
"[C]runchy and melodic, jumping out of the speakers off the back of a memorably insistent guitar motif, before launching into a thrill ride of fluid and fuzzy guitars, punchy drumming and a biting chorus" - Anthony Gebhardt, Blank GC
"Electric Zebra have nailed the loud-quiet-loud formula that the Pixies have trademarked but flip it in an edgy and stylistic way" - Jake Wilton, AAA Backstage
"Those guitars have me feeling like I've been pulled under by a big, perfect wave and I'm struggling to reach the surface again." - Tommy Faith, Triple J
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Electric Zebra Brisbane, Australia
2011 - 2020
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