3rd Machine
3rd Machine is a London band that started in 2018, with James J. Shaw on vocals and guitar, Ben Giles on bass, and Alex Moore on drums. Their first single...
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3rd Machine is a London band that started in 2018, with James J. Shaw on vocals and guitar, Ben Giles on bass, and Alex Moore on drums. Their first single "1953" came out in 2020, followed by two albums: "Unveiling the Machine" in 2021 and "Echoes of the Future" in 2023.
Their songs like "Curveball," "Firewall (The Digital Evolution Phase 3)," and "System Idle" mix rock with electronic textures. The music tends toward atmospheric arrangements and introspective lyrics, avoiding straightforward genre categories.
They've kept a steady output without much fanfare about their process or public presence. The work speaks for itself, three people making music that feels both structured and exploratory.
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