that I've always been wanting to do and able to do.  Even in Tambalane when I was in the band with Ben (Gilles from silverchair) it was a collaboration thing and I guess only represented half of me.  So I just don't feel like the real me, until now with Buffalo.  Ironically, I've had to change my name to get there, as I was just cringing every time I heard the name Wes Carr and people having a completely different perception of who I am.  It's very liberating as well, to be able to talk about it like this and say to people just give it a listen and take it for what it is, not judge it based upon who you might think I am. Your website details some pretty personal insights into the background to the songs on your EP, which I found fascinating reading, as I'm sure do many others... That's really what it's all about.  If you don't have that with the people who enjoy your music, it's just like trying to push shit up a hill you know.  I think that's the most important thing, I remember reading up about all my favourite artists and that's what I really dug, to get to know them through their music, but also what they have to say about it.  For me, if I can't do that, then that's basically like cutting your head off.   I think that has been the first time I've done it actually, but