Perhaps this will signify another shift in King Gizz’s stylistic choices where Cavanaugh’s drumming develops into something more unique and ambitious without needing to factor in another drummer, although having two drummers does separate Gizz’s live shows from other acts in the scene. Will Gizz source another recording or touring drummer from their Flightless family to fill the gap left by Moore in their live shows? Fans on Reddit have put forward The Murlocs drummer and Beans frontman Matt Blach as a candidate, while others favour the female addition of Stonefield’s Amy Findlay (who happens to be Cavanaugh’s partner). It will be interesting to see how Cavanaugh’s playing will develop following Moore’s departure. Moore has been with the band since its formation in 2010, but his involvement in the recording process has been decreasing over the past few albums, with fellow drummer Michael Cavanaugh taking the lead. Eric made an immeasurable contribution to the band and we’re sad to see him go!” “Over the last decade as both member and manager, from airport to soundcheck and from tour bus to stage he was there each step of the way. “It is with a heavy heart that we announce Eric’s departure as a member of King Gizz to focus solely on Flightless Records.” King Gizz posted on Instagram. Moore is stepping back as member and manager to one of Melbourne’s most prolific bands to focus his attention solely on growing his independent record label, Flightless Records. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard drummer Eric Moore announced his departure from the band in an Instagram post on the 25 th of August. Originally published September 7, 2020 on
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