So with great regret we announce that eddyfink are no more.

Many thanks to everyone that supported us over the years: all those people that came to gigs, gave us a place to sleep on tour, bought the samplers and single, spread the 'fink word etc. Big thanks to Spencer for the wonderful videos, Jason for the recording you're probably listening to now, Simon for the graft, Maria for the reviews, David for the design, Margi for being Margi, Stu for the wonderful last photos, Chris, Joel, and of course Cam for doing loads - i.e. setting up the first MySpace page and lots of great photos. Thanks to all our parents, but obviously huge thanks to Greg and Julia Moore for use of the rehearsal space, feeding us, the van, and so much other stuff that we will always be immensely grateful for.

I'm not sure who was going to post this so I thought I would. The other guys will all be carrying on in music in some way so keep an eye out on their pages. I wish them the best of luck and it's been a pleasure (at times!)being in a band with them. I'm a bit done with music; I was in the best band in the world so why join another? It's marriage and the day job for me now.

I'm sure we all feel a little sad that we've let our great little band go down the pan but I'd like to think that somewhere you've got that niggling pang too.

Right, I'm off to the golf course. No calls.

Mike

... is up. We hope you enjoy this song. It is about going to a sexy party despite crippling emotional pain. It is about grabbing arbitrary tit in a sleazy manner when all you wanna do is hug someone and never let go, crying little wet tears on their shoulder. It is about being transparent. It is about one's inability to hold grudges. Ultimately it is a self-help anthem, as the title suggests. Go girl.

Also, a new mix of Do I is up. It's essentially the same, but with more reverb. We like reverb.

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