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Museé Mécanique
Museé Mécanique formed in 2009 after evolving from the San Francisco electro-pop duo Skylab. The group expanded to include vocalist and synth player Rachel...
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Museé Mécanique formed in 2009 after evolving from the San Francisco electro-pop duo Skylab. The group expanded to include vocalist and synth player Rachel Fannan, keyboardist Nick Sanborn, and drummer David Wax. Their name comes from those old mechanical music museums, which fits their approach.
They released their debut album 'The Seas' in 2010, followed by 'Phase: Infinity' in 2013 and 'Echo' in 2016. Songs like 'Fits And Starts' and 'Nothing Glorious' show their mix of electronic elements with more atmospheric writing.
In 2011, the band dealt with a legal dispute over ownership of 'The Seas'. They kept working after that, with their later material leaning toward introspective compositions rather than strictly dance-oriented tracks.
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