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Triple Ones

by Artificial Go

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Triple Ones 03:00
High tops bounce up and down the side walk of truth Don’t you second guess what I already knew Triple One’s send me south I am quite suspicious of your mouth Tell me why would you say that Explain to me your delusion behavior Tell me why do you think that Explain to me your thought process The world dealt me the cards of presumption I’ll play them right and use it to my advantage I’m the ace of the spades and the Jack of the trades I understand the tricks of your game Tell me why would you say that Explain to me your delusion behavior Tell me why do you think that Explain to me your thought process X2 Quick on my feet over the candle stick I won’t catch fabric on your flame Yellow and orange my face is bright bright red When I remember what was righteous yet never said Tell me why would you say that Explain to me your delusion behavior Tell me why do you think that Explain to me your thought process X2
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Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen Greatness came derived from hunger Fulfillment came from indulgence Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen Each bite was an act of freedom She feared no consequence Johnny was gone And she wasn’t lookin’ Each bite, each bite, each bite, riled up X4 Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen Jane ate the apple seed Johnny nowhere to be seen She gazed upon the river The earth as her mirror And swallowed the seeds whole As she combed her hair None left stuck in her teeth Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane, Jane

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Artificial Go’s new 7” for Carpark Records signals the next chapter in the band’s gentle-but-rapid evolution. The Cincinnati-based rock ‘n’ roll combo dials in to their distinct sound while opening the doors wide to newness. In just two songs, they share joyous expression, frustrated anger, and curious exploration.

The 7” follows two beloved albums and loads of talked-about touring. The excitement is easy to connect with as 7” A-side “Triple Ones” spools out its coiled, bouncy lead guitar with a bass part worth following through the kitchen conga line and into the living room dancefloor. On the flipside, “Jane Ate The Apple Seed” provides a mysterious atmosphere and chorus of unusual trance.

The band’s live configuration is often so: lead vocalist Angie Willcutt, drummer Cole G Patrick, guitarist Ryan Sennett, and bassist Micah Wu. But on record, the members swap instruments and play whatever part necessary. For example, Sennett is drumming on “Jane Ate The Apple Seed,” with Patrick playing guitar, Wu on bass, and Willcutt playing an autoharp with a bow. “It’s very easy to write songs with these three,” Sennett says.

While the music is undeniably fun and mesmerizing, lead singer Angie Willcutt’s lyrics center serious matters. The story told in “Triple Ones” refers to a person undercut by those running the show. Willcutt calls it “the most blatantly upset Artificial Go song.” “Explain to me your delusional behavior,” she sings. “The world dealt me the cards of presumption/ I’ll play them right and use it to my advantage.” It might be groovy music, but Willcutt says, “When writing that song, I was just pissed off.”

Three of the bandmates live in the same house in Cincinnati. They practice in the basement, record in the [haunted] attic, and live in between. “Jane Ate The Apple Seed” started as a jam in that basement. The landlord came over to do maintenance and stayed to watch the jam become a song. Its lyrics tell the hidden story behind a well-known tale: “Jane ate the apple seed/ Johnny nowhere to be seen.”

“It’s no lie there are things to be really upset about in the world, but we can really pump that into joy and dance about it,” Willcutt says. “You can channel anger into joy. That’s what I really want to do.”

credits

released June 12, 2026

Angie Willcutt: Lyrics, Vocals, Psaltery, Horn, Shaker
Micah Wu: Bass, Tambourine, Lead guitar
Cole Gilfilen: Guitar, Drums
Ryan Sennett: Drums, Delay Pedal

Recorded and mixed at home by Cole Gilfilen
Mastered by Greg Obis at Chicago Mastering Service
Cover Art by Angie Willcutt

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