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Greys “Guy Picciotto” + 2 others @ Audiotree live, Chicago

On June 10, 2014

Toronto noisemakers Greys are releasing their debut album, If Anything, on June 17, but back in late April they hit the studios of Chicago-based music company Audiotree to lay down a set of their blazing new songs.

This clip features the band cranking out the trio of “Guy Picciotto,” (yes, named after the Fugazi singer/guitarist), “Use Your Delusion” and “Pretty Grim,” which also happen to be three of the first five songs on the album.

Of special note is bass player Colin Gillespie’s deep-locked groove. The recent subject of our Blindfold Test is really on fire here.

Check these guys out live on their current tour of North America.

-Video courtesy of Audiotree.

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