Get all 20 Obsolete Machines releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Machines Have Gone Berzerk, When the Party's Over, The Answer to Everything, Morning Light (remastered), Electric Ghosts (Remastered), Delicate Things (Remastered), Young (remastered), Prison (Remastered), and 12 more.
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The emperor/ The thieves
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The boys who kill wolves
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Guns fired
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War machines
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The million others
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Obsolete Machines Austin, Texas
"Obsolete Machines are an Austin based band whose genre-bending music is thought-provoking and dark, but still melodic and memorable. They stick out, mainly due to the fact that they don’t rely on generic or traditional song structures sounds and approach. Their unique blend of machines and traditional instruments is fresh and compelling." -Tim Palmer ... more
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