My Sister's Machine
My Sister's Machine came together in Umeå, Sweden in 1997, with Christian Kjellvander on vocals and guitar, Jonas Brännström on bass, and Peter Eklund on...
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My Sister's Machine came together in Umeå, Sweden in 1997, with Christian Kjellvander on vocals and guitar, Jonas Brännström on bass, and Peter Eklund on drums. They put out their first album, 'The Violet Hour,' in 1999. A track from it, 'Burn,' got some attention for its heavy, emotional pull.
Their sound mixed alternative rock with touches of grunge and something a little psychedelic. They followed up with another album called 'Land Below the Sea' in 2000, which added some folk and electronic textures to what they were doing.
There was some talk about the lyrics, especially around a song like 'Burn,' with a few critics finding them too dark. The band kept playing shows for a while, but the details after that get thin.
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