Phish Releases ‘The Siket Disc’ On Vinyl & Spotify

Today, Phish has released The Siket Disc on vinyl via their own JEMP Records imprint. In addition to the vinyl edition of the LP based on studio jams, the band has finally shared the album on Spotify.

Here’s the description of The Siket Disc release:

The Siket Disc contains 35 minutes of almost entirely instrumental, live-in-the- studio improvisation recorded by its namesake, engineer John Siket.

The music was culled by Phish keyboardist Page McConnel [sic] from the Story of The Ghost sessions that took place in 1997 at Bearsville Studios in Woodstock, New York. Highlighting the band’s millennial, sometimes-ambient explorations of the time, The Siket Disc yielded a few songs that have since been incorporated into live shows including “What’s The Use?”, “My Left Toe”, “The Happy Whip and dung Song”, and even the vocoder soundscape of “Quadrophonic Toppling”.

The album was recorded and mixed by Siket, compiled/edited by McConnell, and mastered for vinyl from the digital audio tape flat master by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering. Each LP is pressed onto 180g audiophile grade vinyl and includes a limited time MP3 download of the album transferred from vinyl.

Purchase The Siket Disc on vinyl via Dry Goods. Stream the nine-song, 35-minute effort:

Phish returns to the stage at Madison Square Garden in NYC on December 30.