Secret Machines are organic, ecstatic, hypnotic, and not a little bit psychedelic. On their debut full-length album, Now Here Is Nowhere, this adventurous trio recalls the warmth of Canadian rockers The Band to Neil Young, the progressiveness of Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream, and Brian Eno, and the mechanical propulsion of classic Krautrock bands such as Neu and La Dusseldorf. Profoundly, inexplicably magical, Secret Machines will not be a secret for long.

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VINYL FORMAT. Secret Machines' main attraction is the more muscular sound, and how it complements the themes. The record is a logical creative step for The Secret Machines; it builds upon the foundation established with their previous albums, showing The Secret Machines have solidified as a band, even in metamorphosis. It's a nod ahead of, yet not a departure from, the psychedelic rock that has helped make the Dallas-bred NYC transplants a fan and critical darling in the U.S. and Europe. Going forward, the...   [ read more ]

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"Secret Machines" possess a breadth of vision in their songwriting which is rare. The music unfurls sprawling landscapes where splashes of organ and shards of reverbed guitars lead the listener down a trippy path. If at first the Secret Machine¹s disposition is calm and reserved, it later expands, layer by layer, until their musical terrain becomes laden with colorful melodies, counter harmonies and coyly poignant lyrics. Allusions to OTC and SPIRITUALIZED/SPACEMAN THREE.

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