This singer talks about his love foe guitars and mentions some of his favorites

God I Really Love Guitars

“Misalignment” dives into the quiet, persistent feeling that something inside has been off for a long time — not enough to break you, but enough to tilt everything by a few degrees. The song uses the metaphor of a crooked swing to explore how life can drift out of balance in ways that are subtle, internal, and easy to overlook.

On the outside, everything seems normal: you wake up, you work, you function.
But inside, there’s a pull — a sideways tension you can’t name, but you feel it with every step.
As the track unfolds, the narrator realizes the truth:
the imbalance isn’t caused by anything external.
It lives within him.
A millimeter here, a slight shift there — and suddenly the rhythm of life no longer flows the way it used to.

The rock chorus opens wide with emotional weight, capturing the frustration of sensing that something doesn’t run clean, even if you can’t yet explain why.
By the end, the song doesn’t claim resolution.
Instead, it arrives at honesty:
admitting that something is crooked is the first step toward setting it right.

aa“Misalignment” is raw, reflective, and deeply human —
a confession wrapped in melody, and a moment of clarity wrapped in noise.

Misalignment

Insurgentes (2016 Remaster)

Salvaging

Grace for Drowning (Deluxe)

Sectarian

To The Bone

Nowhere Now

Under the Fragmented Sky

Untamed

The Incident

Octane Twisted

I Drive the Hearse

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