Adding Machine Bristol, UK
Adding Machine is a Bristol based four-piece formed early in 2011 by Hazel Mills, Greg Stoddard, Andy Sutor and TJ Allen. Early Cocteau guitar shrieks, pulsing John Carpenter-eque synths and Silver Apples-inspired rhythms writhe beneath macabre-pop tales, bridging the gap between hauntingly danceable and abrasively mesmerizing. ... more
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