LATEST RELEASE:
"When People Assume the
Importance of Their Lives"
May 2016
The self-produced, DIY debut album from Mid-Michigan-based alternative rock trio Earl Grey that has been 8 years in the making. After several studio sessions, a stolen computer, and years of trying, Earl has finally compiled an album of "hipster-funk" tunes sure to simultaneously delight and terrify.
The album was released May 27, 2016, in Flint, Michigan. The special edition includes three bonus tracks and a limited edition release show poster.
The album was 100% self-produced and recorded over two sessions between the UM-Flint Theatre and the Lake House. While it is the first full studio release from Earl Grey, the band is now on an indefinite hiatus after more than 8 years of performing.
Videos:
Other Releases:
"Bathroom Stall"
Recorded live at Goodbeans Cafe in Flint, MI, in August 2012, featuring Bethany Hickey on keyboard.
Released in August 2014.
Engineered by Ken Van Wagoner, Produced by Matt Coggins.
"Sleeping With Eyes Open"
Recorded live at GBS Studios in Detroit, MI, in December 2011.
Featuring Bethany Hickey, Mark Vukelich, and Alex King.
Released in December 2011.
Engineered and produced by Jeff Wenzel/GBS Detroit.
"The End of the World Live"
Recorded live at The Meeting Room in Clio, MI, in May 2011, featuring Bethany Hickey, Aaron Kolb, and Mark Vukelich.
Released in May 2011.
Engineered and Produced by Matt Coggins.