Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro on a Mac, continuing my independent recording process. I performed the instruments and vocals, with Jack Lawless contributing live drums. I handled production, recording, mixing, and mastering.

Credits: David Triggiano — instruments, vocals, production, engineering, mixing and mastering; Jack Lawless — drums.

Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro on a Mac. I performed the instruments and lead vocals and handled recording, production, mixing, and mastering. Jack Lawless played drums throughout, except on track 9, where Chris LoPorto contributed drums, backing vocals, and guitar. Track 11 used programmed drums.

Credits: David Triggiano — instruments, vocals, production, engineering, mixing and mastering; Jack Lawless — drums (except tracks 9 and 11); Chris LoPorto — drums, backing vocals and guitar (track 9); David Triggiano — programmed drums (track 11).

Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro on a Mac, continuing my remote collaboration with Jack Lawless on live drums. I performed the remaining instruments and lead vocals, and produced, mixed, and mastered the album. Tracks 5 and 9 used programmed drums instead; Matt Carlock contributed guest vocals on track 4.

Credits: David Triggiano — instruments, lead vocals, production, engineering, mixing and mastering; Jack Lawless — live drums (except tracks 5 and 9); David Triggiano — programmed drums (tracks 5 and 9); Matt Carlock — guest vocals (track 4).

Started during the COVID-19 pandemic, this EP introduced live drums to my home-studio recordings. With Jack Lawless living in Los Angeles, I sent him the songs, and he recorded drums on every track and sent them back. I recorded the other instruments and vocals using Logic Pro on a Mac, then produced, mixed, and mastered the EP myself.

Credits: David Triggiano — instruments (except drums), vocals, production, engineering, mixing and mastering; Jack Lawless — live drums on every track, recorded remotely in Los Angeles.

Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro on a Mac. I performed all instruments and vocals and handled engineering, production, mixing, and mastering. Track 7 includes live drums played by me.

Credits: David Triggiano — all instruments and vocals, including live drums on track 7; production, engineering, mixing and mastering.

Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro on a Mac. I performed all instruments and vocals and handled every part of the recording process myself, including production, engineering, mixing, and mastering.

Credits: David Triggiano — all instruments and vocals, production, engineering, mixing and mastering.

Recorded at Submergent Records (formerly Jerk Records) in Middletown, New Jersey, with Pete Andrews producing, engineering, and mixing. I performed guitar, bass, and lead vocals and created the electronic instruments using Reason. The EP brought together several longtime collaborators, with different drummers and guest appearances across its seven tracks. Mastering credit has not been confirmed.

Credits: David Triggiano — guitar, bass, lead vocals and Reason electronic instruments; Pete Andrews — producer, engineer, mixer, drums (track 3); Jack Lawless — drums (tracks 1, 5); Chris LoPorto — drums (tracks 2, 4, 6, 7); Dan Stark — backing vocals (track 2); Kate Triggiano — backing vocals (track 4); Julia Denne — introductory voice (track 5). Mastering — unconfirmed.

Recorded in my parents’ basement as I moved toward electronic and pop music. I began incorporating Auto-Tune and making beats and software-instrument parts in Fruity Loops and Reason, recording with Cakewalk SONAR and my MOTU UltraLite. Live, I performed these songs with backing tracks on an iPod and a rack-mounted Auto-Tune unit to reproduce the vocal effects.

Credits: David Triggiano — performance and production; Cakewalk SONAR, MOTU UltraLite, Fruity Loops, Reason and Auto-Tune.

Recorded in my childhood bedroom using Cakewalk SONAR, Fruity Loops and the MOTU UltraLite. Many songs were written while recording, as I experimented with techniques, effects and arrangements rather than following a fixed songwriting plan. Some tracks ended up deliberately—or at least unmistakably—incohesive. The album title reflects that unpredictable creative process.

Credits: David Triggiano — recording and production; Cakewalk SONAR, Fruity Loops and MOTU UltraLite.

An entirely solo project from 2003–2005, largely recorded in my childhood bedroom. Many songs centered on acoustic guitar and vocals, with alternate tunings including DADADE, inspired in part by the Goo Goo Dolls. I also began experimenting with Fruity Loops, electronic drums and a Yamaha keyboard, recording in Cakewalk while transitioning from the Maya 10/10 to the MOTU UltraLite. Track 10 was recorded at Jerk Records in Middletown, New Jersey, with Pete Andrews producing and engineering.

Credits: David Triggiano — all instruments and vocals, home recording and production; Pete Andrews — producer and engineer (track 10 at Jerk Records).