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Demons
05:08
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Going Viral
03:11
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A Pleasure
04:30
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Nobody
03:57
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Dead Sea
05:36
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The Mess
04:30
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Zero Hour
03:36
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Visions Of Underground
03:56
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Perfect Derangement
04:20
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Scavenger
03:53
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A Million Machines Los Angeles, California
A Million Machines started in late 2013 from Los Angeles. The bands composer MIG uses mostly analog/digital hardware synths
and modular systems.
November 2017 the band released its first self titled album containing 11 dark synth driven tracks.
After a short period of time writing and experimenting with more modular devices A Million Machines released its long awaited follow up album MMXXI - MG
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