Sam Kiszka

Used on "Age of Man", as stated by mix engineer Al Sutton in this January 2019 Sound on Sound interview.

"We set up at Blackbird with the drums in the centre of the main room. Sam and Jake were in the same space, but their amps were isolated. Sam also had a full keyboard rig set up, with a piano, B3, Wurlitzer and Fender Rhodes, and so on, which mostly were overdubbed. But he played the B3 and bass pedals live during the tracking of 'Age Of Man'. There's no bass guitar in that song. Josh was in an iso booth with a Neumann U67. We recorded the acoustic in the same booth. They played a lot of acoustic guitar! They have a lot of folk influences. It's not just blues and rock & roll."

Seen used in live performance

Mentioned by mix engineer Al Sutton in this January 2019 Sound on Sound interview.

"We set up at Blackbird with the drums in the centre of the main room. Sam and Jake were in the same space, but their amps were isolated. Sam also had a full keyboard rig set up, with a piano, B3, Wurlitzer and Fender Rhodes, and so on, which mostly were overdubbed. But he played the B3 and bass pedals live during the tracking of 'Age Of Man'. There's no bass guitar in that song."

Sam uses an Sk2 for live performance and practice. He uses the organ settings for live permance of songs like flower power. HE uses a bass footpedal controller along with it to maintain his role as bass. He says in this video that he records his performance on a true Hammond B3 tonewheel organ.

In the video at 31:29, you can see a shot of his Nord Stage 3 in the white box under the Mellotron.