Machineri
Machineri was formed in 2008 by Sannie Fox and Andre Geldenhuys.
Tho… Read Full Bio ↴Machineri was formed in 2008 by Sannie Fox and Andre Geldenhuys.
Though Sannie was writing for and performing in two other bands at the time (Black Betty and Mama Know Nothing) a budding desire to form a new project was appearing as she found herself sitting with a list of new songs and the need for a guitarist to play on them.
Meanwhile Andre who had returned from working in Paris had left both of his two bands he was performing in (The Bastille and Riviera) and was practising his instrument all day in a dark room.
It so happened that fate (as it often does when it comes to band formations) played its musical hand in the creation of Machineri and the coincidence that Sannie was living three houses down the street sitting in a dark room all day writing new songs and waiting for a guitarist to pop up came to play a synchronous part in the union of the curious celtic blues operators Sannie and Andre!
Andre didnβt exactly pop up but he did appear one day sitting outside her house. The two musicians were some what aware of each otherβs existence on the same street for having quietly watched from a distance the carrying of instruments into cars and the comings and goings of musical people in and out of both their living establishments. Apparently Andre had just bought a new strat and was wondering if this Sannie person wanted to come over and look at it. Since he knew she liked guitars, and since she knew she liked guitars she went on over.
They had an instant and bountiful musical connection and it became clear to Sannie that this was the guitarist for her new project. This Andre person played wicked guitar, βdo you want to play in a band?β she asked him and so the beginnings of Machineri came about, except they still didnβt know what to call their new project.
Between the smoking of cigarettes and the looking for misplaced plectrums they began to create a set whilst also discussing random things like Sannieβs amicability for βmachineβsβ and Andreβs fond memories of his childhood imaginary friend Eri untill it dawned on them that afternoon that they had found the name of their band; Machineri
Together through some trial and error, a strange and traumatic jam with an electronic beat programmer and hours of rehearsing with an electronic loop kick which unfortunately gave them headaches and brought out anxiety attacks and paranoia Andre and Sannie decided to make a conscientious return to the agrarian manβs drum kit.
Machineri is a three piece band incorporating vocals, live drums and two electric guitars.
The absence of a bass gives Machineri an interesting spin on their sound thatβs low down town, layered and riff driven.
Machineri is a fan of distorted guitars
Machineri is a band from Cape Town South Africa.
Machineriβs sound deals predominantly with Alternative Progressive Celtic Blues.
Machineri is controlled by the music, which is in turn goverened by the next dimension.
Music can take all human beings to the next dimension.
Music is able to unite people across cultures, wars and differences which is why people will never stop loving music or being transported on its flying carpet to the next dimension.
Machineriβs influences are the likes of John Lee Hooker, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, The Black Keys, Ataxia, Pagganini, The Roots, Jimi Hendrix, Janice Joplin, Pink Floyd, Ali Farka Toure and many, many more..
They have a newly released single and music video called The Searchers with their second single, Machine I Am on the way.
Tho… Read Full Bio ↴Machineri was formed in 2008 by Sannie Fox and Andre Geldenhuys.
Though Sannie was writing for and performing in two other bands at the time (Black Betty and Mama Know Nothing) a budding desire to form a new project was appearing as she found herself sitting with a list of new songs and the need for a guitarist to play on them.
Meanwhile Andre who had returned from working in Paris had left both of his two bands he was performing in (The Bastille and Riviera) and was practising his instrument all day in a dark room.
It so happened that fate (as it often does when it comes to band formations) played its musical hand in the creation of Machineri and the coincidence that Sannie was living three houses down the street sitting in a dark room all day writing new songs and waiting for a guitarist to pop up came to play a synchronous part in the union of the curious celtic blues operators Sannie and Andre!
Andre didnβt exactly pop up but he did appear one day sitting outside her house. The two musicians were some what aware of each otherβs existence on the same street for having quietly watched from a distance the carrying of instruments into cars and the comings and goings of musical people in and out of both their living establishments. Apparently Andre had just bought a new strat and was wondering if this Sannie person wanted to come over and look at it. Since he knew she liked guitars, and since she knew she liked guitars she went on over.
They had an instant and bountiful musical connection and it became clear to Sannie that this was the guitarist for her new project. This Andre person played wicked guitar, βdo you want to play in a band?β she asked him and so the beginnings of Machineri came about, except they still didnβt know what to call their new project.
Between the smoking of cigarettes and the looking for misplaced plectrums they began to create a set whilst also discussing random things like Sannieβs amicability for βmachineβsβ and Andreβs fond memories of his childhood imaginary friend Eri untill it dawned on them that afternoon that they had found the name of their band; Machineri
Together through some trial and error, a strange and traumatic jam with an electronic beat programmer and hours of rehearsing with an electronic loop kick which unfortunately gave them headaches and brought out anxiety attacks and paranoia Andre and Sannie decided to make a conscientious return to the agrarian manβs drum kit.
Machineri is a three piece band incorporating vocals, live drums and two electric guitars.
The absence of a bass gives Machineri an interesting spin on their sound thatβs low down town, layered and riff driven.
Machineri is a fan of distorted guitars
Machineri is a band from Cape Town South Africa.
Machineriβs sound deals predominantly with Alternative Progressive Celtic Blues.
Machineri is controlled by the music, which is in turn goverened by the next dimension.
Music can take all human beings to the next dimension.
Music is able to unite people across cultures, wars and differences which is why people will never stop loving music or being transported on its flying carpet to the next dimension.
Machineriβs influences are the likes of John Lee Hooker, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, The Black Keys, Ataxia, Pagganini, The Roots, Jimi Hendrix, Janice Joplin, Pink Floyd, Ali Farka Toure and many, many more..
They have a newly released single and music video called The Searchers with their second single, Machine I Am on the way.
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