Machine Revival Troy, New York
Pop songs about (mostly) destructive technologies. Machine Revival is a narrative music/performance project, telling the story of an immortal mechanical mind as it gets reincarnated as various malevolent technologies, from the Enola Gay to a Missile Command Atari 2600 game cartridge. From Troy, NY, with Nathan Meltz and Kim Tateo joined on bass by Steve Hammond and drums by Dan Prockup. ... more
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