Monster Scratch Guitar Edit Take 2

Sauer Grace Demo 1

Written by Grace and Sauer
All Guitars - Grace
Bass - Sauer
Drum Programming - Sauer
Engineered by Michael T. Grace and James Sauer
Produced by Michael T. Grace

MTG and JS

Written and Performed by Michael T. Grace

Plastic Icon 2018©

Plastic Icon - Monster (Instrumental)

Falling Down - Plastic Icon 2018

Written, Produced, and Performed by Michael T. Grace
Additional Production - Adam Didier and James Sauer

Copyright - 2003 and 2018

Falling Down (Demo) - Plastic Icon

Plastic Icon - The Rocker - 2018

Written by - Grace/Sauer

Michael T. Grace - Guitars/Programming
James Sauer - Bass/Programming

The Rocker Final

This is a track I wrote in early 2004 as an opener for our set in Terminal Vanity, but never recorded vocals on it until 2006 with Mike Stuht in Heckler Skeptic. Also featuring the bombastic drums and background vocals of Mark Pierret.

I always get a chuckle hearing the synthesized "Hello?" and the AOL "Goodbye" at the end. So cheesy, but it fits the vibe of the song.

Don't Hang Up - Heckler Skeptic version - Michael T. Grace

Stab, the 2005 single by Terminal Vanity. Written and Produced by Michael T. Grace, Vocals by Nicole Harros, and additional production by Adam Didier

Stab - Terminal Vanity

A self-taught guitarist and producer from Milwaukee, Wi, Michael T. Grace has carved out a niche for writing catchy, dancy tunes with a strong rock base. Achieving notoriety as the lead guitarist and songwriter in powerpop band Eighty-D in the early 2000's, Michael has worked as a writer, producer, engineer and session musician in the Midwest. Also at the helm for dancerock bands Terminal Vanity, Heckler Skeptic and Slush Cyanide, as well as the live guitarist and producer for Bradley, and going out on tour on guitar with L.A. industrial rockers _ash Aria_, Michael has become a go-to producer and musician for artists looking for the push beyond just making electronic rock, and going towards mainstream hooks and pop sensibility.