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The Reality Machine
The Reality Machine started in Los Angeles around the early 2010s, with vocalist Ava Reed and producer Ethan James at the center. Their first album, 'Come and...
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The Reality Machine started in Los Angeles around the early 2010s, with vocalist Ava Reed and producer Ethan James at the center. Their first album, 'Come and Gone,' came out in 2015. The title track from that record, 'Come And Gone,' got some attention for its sparse arrangement and Reed's voice.
They put out a few more albums after that, like 'Ephemeral' in 2017 and 'Veiled' in 2019. Another song people know is 'Undead City.' The band's lineup has included Ben Walker on guitar and synths and Maya Jones on drums alongside Reed and James.
Their music didn't always fit neatly into genre boxes, which made things tricky at times. They kept working, releasing 'Dissonance' in 2022.
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