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Los Angeles (USA) based synth pop outfit A Million Machines have announced they will release their first full-length self-titled record on 24th November, preceded by the single "Come Tonight". Featuring 11 tracks, this album is a synth pop kaleidoscope, densely layered in clean, modular synthesizers and a heavy melodic aesthetic between light and darkness.
"Come Tonight" is a pulsating electronic burner that echoes Depeche Mode in its technical attack of modular synths, coupled with passionate male vocals. "This song encourages an awakening to the state of the world. An awakening to prejudice, corruption and human rights. An awakening to a revolution", says vocalist Fate Fatal.
A Million Machines use modular synths to make some of the most human sounds around. Based in Silver Lake, California, A Million Machines is a duo comprised of producer/multi-instrumentalist MIG (The New Room) and vocalist Fate Fatal (The Deep Eynde, Kittens For Christians). They formed in 2014 when MIG and Fate were separately called into an audition with an upcoming LA underground band and, while waiting, dived into discussion about their passion for electronic music. Listen to the single "Come Tonight" in the player below. Recommended to fans of Depeche Mode, OMD, De/Vision, Camouflage, Cut Copy, Crystal Castles, Digitalism and similar. Link
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