Альбомы исполнителя
End of Everything
2023 · альбом
All and Everything
2023 · сингл
Cactus People
2023 · сингл
Love Is
2023 · сингл
The Clown
2023 · сингл
Life, and Another
2021 · альбом
Maybe You Died
2021 · сингл
Crumb Back
2021 · сингл
Weight of the Earth, on Paper
2021 · сингл
Station to Station
2021 · сингл
Mega Bog on Audiotree Live
2019 · Мини-альбом
Dolphine
2019 · альбом
Truth in the Wild
2019 · сингл
For the Old World
2019 · сингл
Diary of a Rose
2019 · сингл
Happy Together
2017 · альбом
Diznee
2017 · сингл
London - Single
2016 · сингл
Fwee
2016 · сингл
Gone Banana
2014 · альбом
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Биография
Mega Bog is the fluid musical moniker of songwriter Erin Elizabeth Birgy, a Pacific Northwestern rodeo child with an unmistakable laugh, who was allegedly cursed upon conception. She has spent the last ten years channeling, capturing, and releasing her unique bouquet of fragrant, sci-fi pop experiments with a handful of bicoastal collaborators. Mega Bog has visited a significant portion of the Western world, frequently looping the USA and Europe to sing in tiny art spaces and haunted historical theaters alike. The live concerts are known for their emotional unpredictability. Onstage, Erin’s current mood is amplified, for better or for worse; she is an honest and unflinching performer. The forthcoming album, End of Everything, is the intrepid seventh album from Mega Bog. Surrounded by seemingly endless turmoil: mass death, a burning planet, and a personal reckoning when past traumas met fresh ones. Living in Los Angeles, against the backdrop of brilliantly horrifying forest fires, Erin Birgy questioned what perspective to use moving forward in such dumbfounded awe. Deciding to seize something tangible, she produced a record that spoke of surrender, of mourning, and support in the face of tumultuous self-reflection.