'Sweden' is featured on Bear Audio! http://bearaudio.net/2013/06/12/machineroomsweden/

>>Sweden is available now via iTunes and all other digital retailers<<

>>To buy Sweden now from iTunes head over here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/sweden-single/id633129971 

Gigs: 

LONDON - BIRTHDAYS, Dalston (w/ Scanners) - £6 Tickets: www.wegottickets.com/event/217158

* FANDANGO RELEASES 12 SINGLES TO CELEBRATE 12 YEARS OF INDIE CHAOS *

* SCOTTISH SKYGAZERS THE MACHINE ROOM ARE THE SECOND IN LINE *

Spring 2013 sees gig promoting stalwarts Club Fandango turn 12 years old. To celebrate this highly unlikely event their in-house record company Label Fandango is releasing 12 digital singles by 12 of their very favouritest new acts throughout this year, continuing on May 8th with ‘Sweden’ by Scottish stargazers THE MACHINE ROOM. These singles will be available on a subscriptions basis through State 51’s greedbag shop, with a bargain payment of £7.99 ensuring receipt of all twelve singles as and when they happen. Or you can just buy the singles individually when you feel like it. It’s really up to you.

THE MACHINE ROOM, then: not the clanking heart of a factory but five mildly electro-fied dreamers from Edinburgh who consist of Adie Emanuel, Cecilia Stamp, John Bryden, Ryan Marinello and Scott Hitchings and who exist in their own swirling world of heavyweight rhythms and featherweight melodies. Just over a year ago they released the ‘Love From A Distance’ EP, which saw the quintet correctly described as “enthralling” and “epic-sounding”. Continuing the E-treat theme the follow-up is ‘Sweden’, which is released as a digital download on Label Fandango (catalogue number: GALAGOS 40) on May 8th, and is both casually ecstatic and cannily euphoric. Or, in their own words…

“Appearing on the BBC Vic Galloway’s ‘Ones To Watch’ list for 2012 The Machine Room have long been regarded as one of the most exciting bands on the Edinburgh music scene. Influenced equally by the succinct and bittersweet rhythms of New Order and the jangly pre-Britpop wonder of The House Of Love, they are ethereal, vulnerable and strikingly pop all at once. Retro pads, modern arpeggios, hooky bass and beautiful guitar lines set the backdrop for John Bryden’s falsetto delivery of lyrical honesty, packing a brutal love punch.”

Check out and purchase The Machine Room's last EP 'Love From A Distance' here http://the-machine-room.bandcamp.com/

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