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Suzi Wu
Suzi Wu formed in New York City with vocalist and guitarist Suzi Gardner, bassist Lance Ledbetter, and drummer Arthur "Kid" Sopp. Their 1989 single "Eat Them...
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Suzi Wu formed in New York City with vocalist and guitarist Suzi Gardner, bassist Lance Ledbetter, and drummer Arthur "Kid" Sopp. Their 1989 single "Eat Them Apples" became an instant classic with its haunting melody and darkly humorous lyrics. The band released albums like "Damned Damned Damned" in 1989 and "Holy Smoke" in 1991.
Songs like "Error 404" and "Teenage Witch" showed their willingness to address difficult subjects. The lineup changed over time with contributions from guitarist Bruce Hazel and others.
Suzi Wu disbanded in 2002 after touring through the 1990s. They reunited briefly for live performances in 2017. Their catalog includes "The Highs of Blue Monday" from 1993 and songs like "Highway" and "Taken Care Of."
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