Machine Translations - Oh download album

Licensed From – Machine Translations. Recorded At – The General Store. Mixed At – The General Store. Published By – Mushroom Music Publishing. Layout – Downie Breitkreuz. Mastered By – Matt Redelich.

Machine Translations is the performing name of Greg James Walker (born ca. 1967, Canberra), an Australian singer, songwriter and t; who is also a producer as J Walker. Walker started out recording all instruments himself in a home studio and later branched out to include a band. Machine Translations' songs vary between simple guitar melodies and complex works with unusual instruments-a spectrum from pop to art. Since 1997 Walker has released several albums

Machine Translations Oh is Triple R's album of the week!! Triple R - Melbourne Independent Radio - 10. FM Music Album of the Week. Fresh ideas power the circuitry of Machine Translations' J Walker. His ninth album 'Oh' is electric with new arrangements, instruments and recording styles rr. rg. Machine translations. Machine Translations - 'Oh' Double J. More left-field pop music from songwriter J Walker.

J. Walker is one of Australia’s most inventive record producers. Having recently made albums with Paul Kelly, Jen Cloher and Jess Ribeiro, he’s returned to his own recording project, delivering his ninth Machine Translations album, and the first in four years. The production is lean, the band (featuring Robin Waters and James O’Brien from The Boat People) is loose, and the vibe is lo-fi.

Machine Translations. Made a Friend, 04:39. Parliament of Spiders, 04:01.

Machine Translations is the recording and touring name of J Walker, an Australian singer, songwriter and t. J Walker started out recording all instruments himself in a home studio, but has now branched out to include a band in his recent works.

J Walker returns with his first album in four years and it finds him in an eclectic yet economical mood. The Bright Door (2007) possessed polish and an ornate sheen while Oh replaces that with rougher edges and a subtle shift toward a lower-fi aesthetic. The opening track Made A Friend sounds like Beck in his melancholic balladeer mode before the first single Parliament Of Spiders (and later, the title-track) veers off into skewed art-pop mode akin to Spoon. Oh is an endlessly fascinating album, still built on multi-layered creativity but presented in concise and vibrant form.