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Machinery Saints

by Rapid Cities

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1.
Manhattan's Hymn 02:16
2.
In My Mind 03:35
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3.
Dreams of Fahey 01:10
4.
There Is a Black Hole 02:43
5.
J.aunt O.n D.ying Y.oung 02:26
6.
The NRA & NWA 03:38
7.
Asexual Predator 01:13
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8.
Space Is Infinite 02:27
9.
Down at the Fleshpot 04:48
10.
Most of the Time 02:51
11.
My Arms Are the Anchors, My Legs Are the Sea 05:08

about

"Machinery Saints flows with the wild abandon of creativity that can't be restrained. They travel the roads of post-hardcore without regard for safety, attacking the sharp angles and starts and stops and stutters with more rage than plan. Oddly enough though, they remained focused, probably by sheer inertia, and their creativity delivers even as it evolves. While there is more than a hint of math rock throughout the album, the band does their math in their heart, not just their head. Feeling their way rather than planning it doesn't dispel their confidence, but rather bolsters it by simple force of will. Amazing." - Rock and Roll and Meandering Nonsense

credits

released May 30, 2009

Rapid Cities is:
Anthony Battiato - drums
Cassidy McGrath - vocals
Shaun Seneviratne - bass
John Terry - guitar

These individuals also performed on this record:
Keith Carne, Jeremy Cimino, Matt Keys, Mallory Leonard

Recorded by Jeremy Cimino at Park Studio, East Brunswick NJ (March through September 2008).
Mastered by Steve Roche at Permanent Hearing Damage, Philadelphia PA (December 2008).

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I Love To Hate Records is a "record label" spearheaded by two people named John: John Cole and John Terry. The label exists as a way of lending support to friends' artistic and musical projects, and providing a bit of continuity within the diverse and diffuse community that we have been participating in for much of our lives. ... more

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