This 6:53 minute-long atmospheric, slow-burn rocker finds Josh Kiszka singing of our dependence on technology. He states that God did not create human beings to be "plugged in from the womb." God machine Malfunctioned as it grew And the circuits blew
Halfway through the song, Josh Kiszka talks about the human race freeing itself from the domination of machinery. Unplug from the source No more underscores Open up the doors Now it's not reliant anymore on industry, war production and digital technology, humanity is free to enjoy life. Kiszka said: "That's the human experience. It's much more than pain or fear; it's also beauty. People need people, and love is important."
Greta Van Fleet recorded the song for their second album, Battle At Garden's Gate. The family band laid it down at Southern California's Henson Recording Studios and No Expectations Studio with Greg Kurstin. The producer also worked with Foo Fighters on their Concrete and Gold and Medicine at Midnight records.
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