Tunguska by Grey Gizzard

Kung Fu '74 by Grey Gizzard

This is one of my oldest songs, and the one that got the most attention years ago. It was played on podcasts and some underground radio stations even though my production chops were pretty bad hah. Either way, it's near and dear. Thanks!

Manifest by Grey Gizzard

A track I did with the amazing Jonathan Beckenstein

Swicegood and Gizzard

Another track that I decided to give the vintage vinyl treatment to. I can't help it! There's something about a warped, scratchy record...

There

is where she sits

it's where she always sits

This

is what she said

it's what she always says

Mother I'm human

Mother I'm human

Mother you know me after all

Why

why do you smile

when the world is spinning out of control

Mother I'm human

Mother I'm human

Mother you know me after all

The wind is blowing, again

You are so softly thinking..

you fire up your own joint

There

is where she sits

it's where she always sits

My goal here, was to make this sound like an old vinyl from the late 60s/early 70s. I used a Derek Trucks Sinature model SG, through a 1972 Princeton Reverb. I used some Izotope "aging" effects and took it low-fi. Hope you enjoy

Gizzard