Indie, Alternative, Phoenix-based Power Trio

4, 3, 2, 1

Stitches

Indie + alternative + folk from Phoenix, AZ.

A Monster that I Made

A quick, sad, lo-fi track written for a 24 hour songwriting challenge.

Lyrics
All the worried words fall in
To the jar that's passed around
They take a stab at describing him
And Set the glassware into the ground

No one says a single word
In the distance I can hear
The thrashing wings of a passing bird
You have not a thing to fear

I'll be back
On a lonely day
I'll be back
When you need to be brave

I may have jumped the gun
When I tore 'unparalleled'
I don't regret what's done
Because the word I wanted just can't be spelled

I'll be back
On a lonely day
I'll be back
When you need to be brave

Passing Bird

Written for a 7 day songwriting challenge.
All parts written, performed and recorded by Desert Muserelli.

Lyrics:
Red eyes, black teeth, breathing but not quite alive
Never sated, go on you can try to cry
In the darkness you'll be swallowed

When the shadows find you
they will find you all alone
When they shadows find you
You will have no need for skin and bone

Senseless but not quite demented
They're as friendly as they seem
A hundred miles on the hour
though the train's ran out of steam
By the darkness you'll be swallowed

When the shadows find you
they will find you all alone
When they shadows find you
You will have no need for skin and bone



The Shadows

Nirds is a side project by the guys in Snail Quail and Green Line Operator. We all swapped instruments, wrote a song about some birds in our backyard, then recorded it at audioconfusion.
Desert Muserelli - Guitar, Vocals
Jonathan Cisneros - Drums, Backing Vocals
Tim Hoag - Bass

I Got Birds by Nirds

Gasoline is the first single off of our upcoming debut album Sixteen Ounce World. The album is set to release digitally on Jan. 12, 2013, followed by a physical release in February.

Recorded at audioconfusion with jalipaz (he's real cool)! Mastered by Carl Saff Mastering (Carl is cool too!). Tim played drums, Clinton sang backing vocals, Desert wrote the damn thing and made all the other noises. Enjoy!
