Feb 19, 2019
#hollow #solid #tubeice #pipeice #mmachine www.freiway.com [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/p/BuELBlAB-Ka/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hv3r1dhxh08m
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#hollow #solid #tubeice #pipeice #mmachine www.freiway.com [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/p/BuELBlAB-Ka/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hv3r1dhxh08m
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Metropolis Pt.2
Metropolis Pt.1
It’s like 80′s synth pop hit noughties indie and then bounced off some IDM as well. What The M Machine have created with their debut album, Glare is something that is entirely their own. I’ve followed their work since they were signed to Owsla and where making a more EDM based sound. However, as their sound has evolved over the years, They have always seemed to maintain a signature that makes you instantly recognise the song as an M Machine track. “I Am” is definitely a personal favourite of mine. Vocally, I am reminded of 80′s Depeche Mode even Bowie in places. Sonically, I am reminded of nu-rave indie of the noughties, the atmospheric analogue sounds of Caribou and even hints of the dirty electro sound they used to peddle. They draw on so many sounds in this record but it is executed so easily and it all seems to make sense too. For anyone who is looking for refreshing, original indie-electronic sound.
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Trifonic: Remixing The M Machine's "Black"