Micah Rabwin (apparatus and manifolds) Sean Ogilvie (technical and care variability)
Matt Berger (mechanicals and mood approximation) Brian Perez (collections and procurements) Jeffery Boyd (foundational effects and lie detector)
Influences
Portland rain...
Sounds Like
“A layered, delicate take on folk, meticulously arranged with an ear for atmosphere and texture, with surprises unfolding every moment” – XLR8R
“Elegant, expressive” – Washington Times
“Hypnotically compelling” – San Francisco Chronicle
"With their soft voices and crafty arrangements, the music is a sort of airy folk style, not too far from Nick Drake, but with a constantly shifting array of instruments... I really enjoy the feel of this record- it seems they captured perfectly what they do best."
- Larry Crane, Tape Op Magazine
"A smooth puree of the epically sweeping soundscapes of Pink Floyd and the catchier acid-indie sensibilities of the Flaming Lips."– LA City Beat
"An album for the ages" - The Oregonian
” Few recent releases approach the textural and musically detailed devotion of Musée Mécanique's debut long-player, Hold This Ghost…masterfully assembled like a musical ship-in-a-bottle via thrift store instruments, castaway equipment, and just about anything else the band could get their hands on.” – Portland Mercury
“It is [the] ability to viscerally effect an audience that make[s] Musée Mécanique such a powerful, if unusual, folk force. Their shy yet florid debut is tinged with sadness, like a painted carousel sitting empty in winter, mourning for a time that they—or we—never even knew.”
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