Artist info
Genre
Electronic, Indie, Rock
Sounds like
Bjork, Cornelius, Grand Designs, Gardening Australia
band members
Adrian Mauro - Writer/Maker/shaker Dylan Stewart - Drums n stuff
Influences
Bjork, Tom Waits, Aphex Twin, Clark, Cornelius, Sharon Van Etten, The Drones, Four Tet
Website
Gig
18 Oct
The Vanguard
Sydney, 2042
Newtown Sydney
7:00pm
Gig
19 Oct
Hobart Brewing Co
Hobart, 7000
Hobart
7:00pm
Gig
1 Nov
The Workers Club
Melbourne, 3065
Fitzroy Melbourne
7:00pm
Bio
When I was fifteen my older brother passed away from a long battle with leukemia. I inherited his guitar his keyboard and his record collection. In the years that followed I learnt to record and play his instruments, honing my skills on other people’s projects and after years of battling crippling self doubt I finally decided to release music under the moniker Machine Age.
I teamed up with with drummer Dylan Stewart and we’ve toured the country supporting the likes of The Jungle Giants, Holy Holy, #1 Dads, Ainslie Wills and others
Review
I'm getting a real Muse circa-The Resistance feel from the string section and melodic lines. But with the pacing and industrial chug we've come to love from Machine Age.
I'm getting a real Muse circa-The Resistance feel from the string section and melodic lines. But with the pacing and industrial chug we've come to love from Machine Age.
Review
I feel like "driving" is a word often used for your music, and once again this has got it in spades. It's pure highway, fifth gear, until the very end when we slowly dive off the cliff when the road runs out.
I feel like "driving" is a word often used for your music, and once again this has got it in spades. It's pure highway, fifth gear, until the very end when we slowly dive off the cliff when the road runs out.
Review
Machine Age manage to keep a lid on the swirling drama and energy that brimming beneath this track - no easy feat. It's got drive and vibe in strong supply.
Machine Age manage to keep a lid on the swirling drama and energy that brimming beneath this track - no easy feat. It's got drive and vibe in strong supply.
