MACHINE THAT FLASHES - Luciferin
Songs: 10  Time: 66:46
Decibel Records has begun to show its diversity in artists with the release of Machine That Flashes’ CD Lucifern.  The press release boldly stated that this is not an industrial recording, and that statement is correct.  Machine That Flashes is, more or less, a rock outfit with raw a sound and angst ridden vocals.  At times the music sounds as if it was recorded live, with little or no production value.  Distortion is a perfect example of this.  The drums are a bit overpowering, nearly drowning out the indecipherable vocals.  The guitar riffs are a bit repetitive and, in places, the timing seems to be a bit off.  For the most part, Luciferin sounds like a very amateur recording.  I believe that this is mostly due to the poor production.  With some more practice and better mixing, Machine That Flashes could prove to be worthwhile, but as they stand now, they are nothing to get too excited about.
 
DECIBEL                                                    Machine That Flashes is:
17125c W. Bluemound Rd. #122              Matt Kramer / Phillip Hranicka / Mike Stanioch
Brookfield, WI 53008-0949
e-mail: decibel@earth.execpc.com
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