The 24-year-old performer, known for his manic live performances and DIY creative process, uses effects pedals to create, sample and loop bass, guitar, drums and vocals to layer with his live vocals and guitar.

"I think the fact of doing this looping, one-man-band sort of thing really keeps you on your toes and keeps it fresh," Finn said in his bio. "The more you mess up, the more you're forced to turn it into a good mess and people seem to respond more. I find it really stimulating. I just love the danger of it, really."

Finn translated his one-man balancing act onto his debut solo album, "I'll Be Lightning," which hit US shores in January. The set, written, produced and engineered by Finn himself, was recorded live to analog tape with minimum pre-production to keep a demo-like quality.

"Your demos always end up being the versions of your songs that you fall in love with but never release," Finn explained in a statement. "You keep on trying to make them 'better' with a band, an engineer, a producer and so on, but you usually fail, so I thought I'd release the demos instead. Of course that means there are heaps of mistakes in there, but they add a lot of character. The accidents and the mistakes often become your favorite bits.''

Several songs from "I'll Be Lightning" are streaming at Finn's MySpace page.

The performer is also planning an August release for "Live at the Wiltern," an EP recorded during dates with Vedder earlier this year.