Album Trax w/ Vocal: 12 tracks, 40.23 Boy Eats Drum Machine on May 10, 2011 15:54
- 1. Hoop+Wire 3.21 1576 plays
- 2. Booomboxxx 3.03 236 plays
- 3. Constellation 3.21 426 plays
- 4. Syncopated 3.38 298 plays
- 5. Gold In The Hills 4.07 183 plays
- 6. Lolo Forest 3.57 155 plays
- 7. The Crack In The Sea 3.47 133 plays
- 8. We Make Our Own Light 2.26 794 plays
- 9. Planets + Stars 3.32 132 plays
- 10. The Pieces Fit Together and Never Fall Apart 3.25 261 plays
- 11. la la la la LA! 3.02 121 plays
- 12. I'm Alive Don't Bury Me 2.39 100 plays
Instrumentals: 18 tracks, 44.40 Boy Eats Drum Machine on May 10, 2011 15:51
- Download track Go to track Gun Fight1. Gun Fight 3.02 506 plays
- 2. Eight 1.56 169 plays
- 3. ABQ 2.19 303 plays
- 4. Demonic With Horns 2.58 200 plays
- 5. Danny And The Devil 2.27 457 plays
- 6. Shells 2.28 166 plays
- 7. Silverskate Gateway 2.03 226 plays
- 8. Josh Skins 2.41 218 plays
- 9. Dee Leet 2.06 133 plays
- 10. The Rabbit 2.50 147 plays
- 11. Chambers 2.56 64 plays
- 12. Bonfire 2.03 70 plays
- 13. Exhibition A 1.43 65 plays
- 14. Exhibition B 2.29 103 plays
- 15. Al Woud' Ick 3.22 59 plays
- 16. Stutter Filter 2.02 97 plays
- 17. 7 To The Right 2.49 125 plays
- 18. En Farruda 2.16 41 plays
Demos + B-Sides: 2 tracks, 5.52 Boy Eats Drum Machine on May 10, 2011 15:48
- 1. Devil Hands 3.56 144 plays
- 2. Eight 1.56 169 plays
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Hello and thank you for stopping by. I'm currently creating an album called "The Battle". I have posted several tracks from it in my "Demos + B-Sides" tab. I hope to release it this fall. Thanks for listening!
Bio:
Boy Eats Drum Machine is a singular figure of the West. He does things his own way, thank you very much, and does those things well enough to run his own one-man gang. Sometimes his voice is low and dry like the great Oregon deserts. Other times it resonates warmly, as though reflecting off the hills. He's a turntablist's turntablist, robbing breaks and sound textures from vinyl even after most of his contemporaries switched to laptops. He then adds soulful blasts of tenor saxophone, twangy guitar, and bassy, soundtrack worthy, analog synth. He's an artist-outlaw.
His shows feature a mixture of multi-instrumental-wizardry and performance art, as he moves effortlessly from sax, to drum, to turntable. BEDM audiences are comprised of wiggling bodies, curious onlookers, and shining faces nodding in time to expertly placed beats. His songs are succinct, interesting, and strut into jammy terrain only on such occasions that call for it. Though Boy Eats Drum Machine has his finger on the sample button, his sound remains distinctively organic. His home-spun compositions set a cozy table, with tales of escape nibbling at your heart strings.
