Edinburgh based collective who focus on bespoke parties in unusual spaces. Concentrating on sound, lighting and visuals combining these together with raw analog machine jams and vinyl sets.  All sharing a deep affection for New York, Chicago and Detroit music, with a foot firmly rooted in the early rise of UK Acid House.

M.i. was born of the beaten track as illegal warehouse parties. The success of the parties has kept them in demand with gigs all over the UK. Their live sets are performed on classic analog gear from the likes of Roland and Korg.

Bookings - mainingredient303@gmail.com 

For recent mixes please visit - mixcloud.com/superlogic 
For bookings please contact - daviemair@gmail.com

Hello Everyone!!! We are a Punk Rock band. we are still learning how to write, play and record our songs. Most of the demos posted here are works in progress in various stages. Thanks for stopping by on our journey! 

Former Bands include : Mr Potatohed (Preston), Machine Elves (York)
Hope you like our songs! Check out the Facebook Page for notice of live gigs.

All songs written and copywrite by Iain Stewart & Michael Mccullough unless otherwise stated

Music lover,   on Acid/303 since 87 in all emanations,  Breakbeats, Bass, Rave, Oldskool, LDNB, some Hardcore stuff, Techno, Electro, Jazz, …………….

Bless This Machine: Forging Sonic Frontiers with Unconventional Soundscapes

Hailing from the vibrant musical landscape of Edinburgh, Bless This Machine is an audacious and boundary-pushing collective venturing into the uncharted realms of leftfield experimental electronic music. Comprised of visionary artists and sonic explorers Bless this Machine blend unconventional sounds, captivating textures, and thought-provoking narratives into a mesmerizing sonic tapestry. Their ever-evolving sonic palette draws inspiration from a diverse array of influences, ranging from glitchy beats to intricate sound design, from ambient atmospheres to intricate polyrhythms. 

At the core of Bless This Machine's ethos lies a deep commitment to pushing artistic boundaries. Their compositions are not merely a soundscape; they are profound explorations of emotions, concepts, and the very essence of human experience. Each track is meticulously crafted to transport the listener on an immersive journey, evoking a wide spectrum of feelings, from introspection and melancholy to elation and wonder.
Through their music, Bless This Machine invites listeners to challenge their preconceptions, expand their musical horizons, and embrace the boundless possibilities of sound.

https://linktr.ee/Blessthismachine

Musically speaking, I’ve been quiet for a few years. 
I gave myself a few years in solitude to deprogram and let go of some old ways that weren't helping me live well.
I believed I was done with djing, but out of nowhere, the fire reignited and my passion is stronger than ever.
I've been nudged to explore the realms of rave and breakbeat music in a way that I never allowed myself to in the past.
During the past 30 years my musical style has constantly wandered, with acid house and techno being the foundation.
For a number of years I played under a different name and explored the sounds of West Africa and South America, adding a richer more grounded spiritual flavour to my sound.
But now I've returned to the source of the obsession - the rave years of the early 90's, and the sounds I spent endless nights immersed in back then.

superlogic is following