Demo of a track from the forthcoming new bonemachine album - KNIFE

Rework by Simon Heartfield

Saving Angels (Simon Heartfield Rework)

Myth of the Elite Brigade (Extended Studio Mix)

Our first cover, its the classic track that was criminally removed from the Welcome to the Pleasuredome album, Happy Hi. It was also the b-side to the single of the same name.

Happy Hi - Frankie Goes To Hollywood cover

Latest version of Too Many Lights, taken from the upcoming album KNIFE.

KNIFE

Too Many Lights

Too Many Lights (vers 2)

Demo of the next Bonemachine single, based on a track by Anon and with bleeps and glangs by Simon Heartfield this is an 80's inspired drive down highway 101 in California written during the first weeks of the pandemic lockdown.

Saving Angels (demo)

A remix of the wonderful Head of a Pin by Cayto. Recently rediscovered and featuring the vocals of L J Sullivan.

Bonemachine Mixes

Head of a Pin (bonemachine remix)

Fragment 227 of Menander: "You are by your epiphany a veritable god from the machine", as quoted in The Woman Possessed with a Divinity, as translated in Menander: The Principal Fragments (1921) by Francis Greenleaf Allinson.

Barefoot and Bleeding

No Roses (demo)

The Sirens were called the Muses of the lower world, Walter Copland Perry observed: "Their song, though irresistibly sweet, was no less sad than sweet, and lapped both body and soul in a fatal lethargy, the forerunner of death and corruption.

Siren (demo)

This is the unmastered promo version of the third single from the new bonemachine album.

Red Glass is a dream of an apocalyptic journey having to be made across a western war zone, a family heading towards the salvation of the coast, where a ship will take them to safety.... they just have to get through the underpass and across a plain of fire, death and destruction during a frozen stormy night.

A bonemachine homage to those classic goth tracks of the 80's and 90's

Written and recorded by Stuart Graves
Main Vox by Les Black
Guitars by James Wood and Stuart Graves
Synths by Stuart Graves
Bass by Adey Barret (Jane Streeter) 
Drums by Ben Whyntie 
Backing Vox and Lyrics by Calvin and I
Spoken Word by Frances Carleton

Recorded at the New Clinic
Drums recorded, and track mixed and mastered at http://www.oldblacksmiths.com by Neil Elliott

Nation

Red Glass

Red Glass (album Version)

Remix of This Oceans Angry by Euthanasia. This is the extended version of the remix found on the Another Day Over single

This Oceans Angry - Euthanasia 6.02 mix

Full of dirt. Neu-trip-hop beastery....dark and dry-lipped vocals, bad-trip lysergic layers of lazy-filth synths and an intelligence of arrangement....epic emotronica

Red Glass (album Version)

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