Android Trio Oakland, California
Equally based in Oakland, LA and Brooklyn, Android Trio boldly mines the canons of progressive rock, fusion, IDM and modern
metal for a uniquely melded group aesthetic and sound unlike any other .
Featuring
Andy Niven (Drums, Synth, Percussion),
Eric Klerks (Bass, 8-string guitar),
Max Kutner (guitars)
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Following on from the brilliant debut album Road Songs, Android Trio release Other Worlds and it is well worth the wait. Previous single track releases Concentric Lines, Cryptosaur and Take Me all appear here. I suggested that after Road Songs this album should be called Stay At Home Songs (or Home Thoughts From A Broad Perspective). If you like this album then check out Chamber Music From Hell by Chris Opperman who has featured at Zappanale and has worked with Robert Martin and Mike Keneally.
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This is an amazing recording both musically and technically capturing some amazing musicians playing together to leave us something of wonder
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I love Soft Machine and everything these players stand for. New track off of Hidden Details is amazing. Long live Soft Machine.
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The third album from British indie rock outfit is the first release on their own label.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Bayview”
Another stellar release from this long-lived ensemble. Though the King Crimson influence is obvious & that comparison unavoidable, these guys have made many great recordings that can't be categorized as 'mere copies'. The perfect balance of aggressive riffing and serene soundscapes.
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