Sometimes:
Elliott Conley: electric guitar
Michael Hurder: bass, keyboard, sampler, vox
Max Lavine: drums
Sam Moss: violin
Ben Seretan: bass, banjo, vox
Adam Tinkle: electric guitar, pedal steel, mandolin, vox
Influences
Tom Waits, Animal Collective, Shugo Tokumaru, Townes Van Zandt, Wilco, Earth, Anthony Braxton, Tyondai Braxton, Gram Parsons
Sounds Like
"...[R]ollicking American folk-pop, landing at some hook-heavy intersection of the Band and Fleet Foxes. Try as you might, I don’t think you’re going to be able to hear songs like 'Celebrate' or 'A Little Rain' without remembering at least part of the chorus... [Sundays] is lush, meticulous, and hooky as hell."
-Joshua Sharp, Aural Wes
"ARTIST FROM FUTURE FOLK RECORDS AND ONE OF A KIND WITH AN INCREDIBLE WAY OF TELLING THE TRUTH WITH A NICE MELODY AND YOU ARE GOING TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THE MUSIC AT FIRST LISTEN!!"
-H2 TV
Sewing Machines is the primary musical outlet of singer/songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist Max Horwich. Though he sometimes works alone, he is often joined by a rotating lineup of musically-inclined friends.
Sewing Machines' first album, "Sundays", was completed in May 2008 and released digitally on Future Folk Records that September. Their second album, "Bodies of Water," followed in October 2009 and is currently available at sewingmachines.bandcamp.com.
Born, raised, and educated in Connecticut, Max Horwich currently lives in Chicago.
Ok...please excuse the delay. I still don't know. I have been engulfed with a tsunami of work. Come to detroit and I'll show you boys a night of drunken debauchery that wont be soon forgotten.
And I will let you know on thursday exactly what day you should come to MI
that is soooo strange, because whenever i hear your music i think "mariah???? is that YOU??!!!?!" and then it gets totally drowned out by the katy perry influences, and i just zone out blissfully, as i sit and listen to "NOW that's what I call music, volume sewing machines."
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