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Icya - Machine Drum - Urban Biology (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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Download Icya - Machine Drum - Urban Biology (Vinyl, LP, Album)
2003
Label: Merck - MERCK UB • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition Grey Marbled / Pink Marbled • Country: US • Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop • Style: IDM


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8 thoughts on “ Icya - Machine Drum - Urban Biology (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

  1. Sakasa
    Owned and operated by Gabe Koch, based in Miami, Florida, US. Started in January , ended in January , Merck Records was home to many artists producing experimental electronic music in many styles, including IDM, hip-hop, ambient, and indie. The music has a generally upbeat and melodic feel to it, technical, but not overly cerebral. Obvious.
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  2. Akile
    Sep 20,  · referencing Urban Biology, 2xLP, Album, MERCK UB Clearly the best yet from Stewart; under his Machine Drum alias, at least. Extremely glitched-out hip-hop beats cut onto some of the most brilliant melodies I have ever heard/5().
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  3. Najas
    North Carolina-born artist Travis Stewart, known as Machinedrum, occupies a perhaps unique place in US electronic music. A pioneer and a populariser, a restless and relentless seeker, Stewart brings together coasts and continents in projects which are both conceptual and heartfelt, clever and ba.
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  4. Mauhn
    It was followed by Urban Biology and remix album Half the Battle (both ), Bidnezz (), and another remix collection, double CD Mergerz & Acquisitionz (). Also in , Machine Drum shared a split EP with Drop the Lime, released by Tigerbeat6's dancehall/jungle imprint Shockout, and he released an LP of DJ battle tools titled Cached.
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  5. Gardalabar
    Finding happiness in dark places. They made us wait three years for their third album but The Drums have returned with a decidedly gloomy affair: Encyclopedia. The album gets off to quick start with the break neck track “Magic Mountain” showing off their newfound no-wave angle. The rest of the songs venture along a simMissing: Urban Biology.
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  6. Vulmaran
    This album was beyond outstanding and amazing to me. Despite a few not liking it because the Drums sound changed, it's natural for a band to explore and find themselves. As a band evolves and changes, their angst and their feelings when they wrote those lyrics then, aren't the same as they are now/5(31).
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  7. Kagagis
    Machine Drum – Def In It from Urban Biology (Merck) ; Nautilis – from Are You An Axolotl (Planet Mu) ; Bruce Wang - Under the Influence. Suicidal Tendacies - Institutionalized () The Pixies - Debaser () Nine Inch Nails - Something I Can Never Have () Vangelis - Abraham's Theme from Chariots of Fire ().
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  8. Kagul
    Explore releases from Machine Drum at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Machine Drum at the Discogs Marketplace.
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