Heavy Sevens & Spaced Oddities 2002-2021

by Mos Generator

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1.	Gus's Boogie 03:22	info	buy track
2.	You Bring the Wine, I'll Bring the Weather 03:47	info	buy track
3.	Step Up (7" version) 04:32	info	buy track
4.	Godhand Iommi 03:46	info	buy track
5.	Downer Rock '89 02:44	info	buy track
6.	Wicked Willow (rsd 7" version) 04:35	info	buy track
7.	Wroomb 04:27	info	buy track
8.	Tracks (tall bodies) 03:44	info	buy track
9.	Serpent's Glance 03:18	info	buy track
10.	There's No Return from Nowhere (video version) 03:42	info	buy track
11.	Gamma/Hydra (7" version) 03:23	info	buy track
12.	NoWarning (flexi mix) 03:16	info	buy track

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Heavy Sevens & Spaced Oddities is a collection of our 7" singles and songs that have been previously unavailable on vinyl spanning from 2002 - 2021
All sonic manipulations by Reed. All songs written by Reed except*. Published by Bremerton Grey Music (ASCAP)
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Gus’s Boogie
Originally released on the Mos Generator / The Hitch split 7". Flotation Records - May 2007. Recorded at VAULT. April 2002
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Scooter Haslip: bass
You Bring the Wine, I’ll bring the weather
Originally released on The Vault Sessions Cd. Music Abuse Records - December 2006
Recorded at VAULT. April 2002
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Scooter Haslip: bass
Step Up (7" version)
Originally released on Jamroom demos vol. II 7". RxEvolution Recordings - April 2008
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. December 2007
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Scooter Haslip: bass
Godhand Iommi
Originally released on Jamroom demos vol. II 7". RxEvolution Recordings - April 2008
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. December 2007
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Scooter Haslip: bass
Downer Rock ‘89
Originally released on Mos Generator / Teepee Creeper split 7". Music Abuse Records - April 2014
Recorded at VAULT 2013
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Scooter Haslip: bass
Wicked Willow (RSD 7” version)
Originally (not) released on Record Store Day 2015 7". Lathe cut - March 2015
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. February 2015.
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Sean Booth: bass / vocals
Harley Trotland: drums

B
Wroomb
Originally released on European Tour edition 7". Stickman Records - June 2015
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. November 2014
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals / drums
Sean Booth: bass
Tracks (Tall bodies)*
Written by Chelsea Wolfe
Originally released on European Tour edition 7". Stickman Records - June 2015
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. March 2015
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals / drums
Sean Booth: bass
Serpent’s Glance
Originally released on Mos Generator / Sower split 12". Devil's Child Records December 2015
Recorded at Vault - April 2014 and HeavyHead Recording Co. June 2015
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Shawn Johnson: drums
Sean Booth: bass
There’s No Return from Nowhere (video version)
Taken from the HeavyHead Supersession live video. Filmed May 24th 2015 at HeavyHead Recording Co.
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals
Jono Garrett: drums
Sean Booth: bass
Gamma / Hydra (7" version)
Originally released on Mos Generator / Year of the Cobra split 7". H42 Records / Ripple Music - June 2016
Recorded on 4-track cassette at HeavyHead Recording Co. February 2016.
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals / mellotron
Jono Garrett: drums
Sean Booth: bass
NoWarning (flexi mix)
Originally released on Flexidisc and included with the Mos Generator fanzine "The Prophecy Pen".
May 2021
Recorded at HeavyHead Recording Co. between 2018-2021
Tony Reed: guitar / vocals / mellotron
Jono Garrett: drums
Sean Booth: bass

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released September 20, 2023

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Mos Generator Port Orchard, Washington

"If there's such a thing as fusing some soul into a doom palette, MOS GENERATOR has achieved that. Seldom will you hear an unambiguous merge between the two outside of BLACK SABBATH's "Sabotage". Mos Generator have tapped into a loud vibe featuring sinister and coarse nuances yet with something revealing far more heart". Ray Van Horn Jr.- Blabbermouth ... more

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