BAD MACH|NE - Industrial, Soundscape, Experimental, Electronic IDM, Digital Hardcore, Pit-farts on a snare drum... Whatever you wanna call it, Bad Machine is a story of audio terrorism expressed through sound. The songs are meant to be interpreted and internalized through the listener, rather than being strictly defined by the artist. In other words, there are very few words... 

There are also no expensive leather fashion statements, no boring four on the floor hook-beats, no public relations strategies, and no fucking neon dreadlocks! This is an experiment in storytelling through sound and sample. An act of colorful self defense against a grey and indifferent universe.

Fuck You, Eat Noise!
-PacMUle-

I write music.  I like to share music.  Follow me on all the things.

Rootwork Collective is an international family of underground musicians working in genres as diverse as Metal, Hip Hop, Industrial, IDM/Experimental, Ambient, and much more.

Rootwork Radio is broadcast on www.mixlr.com/thecommons every Sunday at 12:00 PM (Pacific/US), 2:00 PM (Central US), 3:00 PM (East/US), 4:00 PM (Bolivia [we hope]), 8:00 PM (UK), 21:00 (CET), 22:00 (Finland), Midnight/0:00 (Dubai)

My SoundCloud is the wasteland of all the music I make that doesn't belong anywhere. Symbolic of my politically left leanings, this industrial synth punk music resides somewhere between the surreal and the obscene. At times the music is incomplete and at other times ambient and contemplative. The goal is to no longer waste time worrying about the consequences of writing a shitty and song, and instead embrace failure and keep moving forward.

Just a bum, bumming around. 
“The American police are involved in psychological warfare against those Americans who don’t frighten them with imposing papers and threats. It’s a Victorian police force; it peers out of musty windows and wants to inquire about everything, and can make crimes if the crimes don’t exist to its satisfaction. ‘Nine lines of crime, one of boredom,’ said Louis-Ferdinand Céline.”
—From Jack Kerouac's “On the Road” (1957) 
In that context, I believe it means that one out of every 10 criminal offenses is a trumped up charge by a police officer with nothing better to do.

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