Dying Machines New Orleans, Louisiana
Dying Machines is the creation of New Orleans multi-instrumentalist Thomas Buschbach. Calling on influences that range from minimalist and experimental acts like Arvo Part and Autechre to modern neo-classical and film composers such as Stars Of The Lid and Hans Zimmer, Dying Machines employs a strict no-synthesizer approach to create epic walls of cinematic drone and beauty. ... more
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