Faith and the Muse, Miranda Sex Garden, This Ascension, Mirabilis, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Claire Voyant, Black Tape For a Blue Girl, Mors Syphilitica, Collide, The Gathering, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Imogen Heap, Christian Death, Clay People, Mephisto Walz,
Sounds Like
Faith and the Muse, Miranda Sex Garden, This Ascension, Mirabilis, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Claire Voyant, Black Tape For a Blue Girl, Mors Syphilitica, Collide, The Gathering, Depeche Mode
It's been 15 years... We are proud to announce XV, a special limited-edition 15th anniversary CD. The CD includes 15 tracks spanning the band's 15 year history, including demos, remixes, previously unreleased outtakes and two brand-new songs.
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The Machine in the Garden is a gothic/darkwave duo featuring Roger Fracé and Summer Bowman. Since their formation, Roger and Summer have developed and advanced their unique style through years of collaborating and intertwining their musical tastes.
The band's first release was the 1994 Veils and Shadows EP. Initially a solo endeavor by Roger Fracé, the debut EP blended the dark elements of goth with new wave and industrial tinges. However, folded within the songs were melodies of a more classical nature.
The band's sound further evolved with the addition of musician Summer Bowman. Her enchanting voice lent an ethereal quality to the music on their first full length recording in 1997, Underworld. The dark electronics of the debut EP, which garnered acclaim from press and radio, were still there, but multi-layered with an atmospheric mood and style, giving the CD an original sound transcending pre-existing genres.
Following a string of successful singles on various compilations, the band honed their sound to produce the ethereal One Winter's Night.... Released in 1999, One Winter's Night... draws listeners into its hypnotic spell, merging intricate musical structures with emotional lyrics. In its entirety, one is fixed in a soundscape of beauty where synths, guitar, piano and vocals from both Summer and Roger meld to form a darkwave album that excites as well as haunts the senses.
The band continued working in the studio after the success of One Winter's Night... to create their next release, a full-length enhanced multimedia CD, Out of the Mists. This CD takes listeners on a journey through the many facets of the band and explores classical, electronic, goth, and ethereal genres. In their creative exploration, the band made a video for the haunting and melodic song, "The Unaware." Out of the Mists is both visually and musically rich, a stunning tour de force encompassing the band's emotional edge.
Creating a powerful yet delicate mix of darkwave influences and ethereal melodies, the duo of Roger Fracé and Summer Bowman invoked soaring guitars, tribal rhythms and electronic sweeps to create 2002's Asphodel. Like the flower of the album's namesake, Asphodel unfolds layers of the band's vision, relating songs of love and desire, sorrow and despair, always searching for the quiet beauty underneath the darkness that strengthen the roots of the soul.
Easily the bands finest album, Shadow Puppets, released in April 2005, is a seamless amalgam of electronics, ethereal melodies and sensuous rhythms. It is dynamic, anthemic, and yet at times introspective, propelled by Summer's dazzling vocals.
2007 marks the 15th anniversary of Roger's formation of the band as well as the 10th anniversary of Summer's joining and the release of Underworld. For this specal occassion, the band released XV, a special limited-edition CD, in December 2007. XV includes 15 tracks spanning the band's 15 year history, including demos, remixes, previously unreleased outtakes and two brand-new songs.
The name "the Machine in the Garden" refers to the progress of technology and its relationship with nature. Each release explores this relationship between the mechanical, natural, and spiritual worlds and further elucidates the philosophy behind the band.
Ever evolving and pushing the limits of the ethereal/darkwave genre, the Machine in the Garden strives to explore all aspects of electronic music while continuing to compose songs that endure.
DARK Greetingz from the Land of the MOURNING calm ... I, Pain of "a doom" would like to send out my deepest gratitude and respects to MACHINE IN THE GARDEN ~~~~~~
Thank you very much for the EVIL nod ... It's truly an honor to be friendz with you ......
I wish you ALL the best and send you my double horns to your wonderful DARK Music ......
Just say "a doom" : It means DARKNESS in Korean ... With that in mind ......
FatalObject est un projet de cœur né de l’association de plusieurs personnes désireuses de supporter des artistes aux influences musicales multiples. Projet de label indépendant, FatalObject a pour but de permettre à des artistes de s'autoproduire et de se promouvoir.
FatalObject is a project of heart, arisen from the association of several persons avid to support artists in the multiple musical influences. As an independent label, FatalObject aims at allowing artists of selfproduction and promotion.
we are proud to announce, that our debut album “The Land Sleeps” is released as CD on CD-Baby and CDeal as well as Mp3 on diverse online stores with more online stores coming up soon. The linkz will be updated on our myspace regulary.
Wishing a Happy New Year
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Guido Vortex
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Hey guys! Just letting you know that your "Miserere Mei" AMV is getting around 100+ views daily. I keep getting messages from people trying to have me send them the song. I obviously won't do that... I typically redirect them to iTunes. But anyway, with the growing interest in the track (among anime fans), you guys should do another version of the song. Maybe pull off an arrangement by Gregorio Allegri? His "Miserere Mei, Deus" is probably the most well known.