The Bliss Machines Denver, Colorado
The Bliss Machines features a guy named Rusty playing guitar/synth/singing and recording music in a bedroom.
Rusty chose the band name based on his love of Nirvana, the Joy Division, and machines in general. Also because being creative is hard and all the good names with foxes were taken.
Rusty has performed at various bars in Japan, S. Korea, and in Michigan; usually acoustic covers.
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The Bliss Machines recommends:
I was able to see the lead singer perform many times in another band, and he is "the best around"!! I'd recommend "Good To Go" for a solid rocker or "Beards And Flannel" for a fun Mumfordy stomper.
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185. VHS GLITCH - Evil Technology
by Werkstatt Recordings
For the synthesizer heavy 80s sci-fi Shadowrun Androids Dreaming of Electric Sheep Sega Genesis throwback lover :)
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I really like the tone of the guitar on Welcome Home and it's just a pretty weirdly awesome song!! Reminds me of NIN, 80s pop, a dash of metal, and some epicness...and that's one song.
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