Binker and Moses: Feeding The Machine

Binker and Moses SKU: 43054800
Binker and Moses: Feeding The Machine

Binker and Moses: Feeding The Machine

Binker and Moses SKU: 43054800

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Feeding The Machine
Artist: Binker and Moses
Label: Gearbox
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4571524500490
Genre: Jazz

Vinyl LP pressing. 2022 release. After some years spent roaming the Valley of the Ultrablacks and exploring the Mountain of Forever, (where they narrowly avoided the lethal traps of The Voice of Besbunu), Binker and Moses are back with a new offering. Feeding The Machine is their first studio album in five years. Recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios by legendary, Grammy-winning producer Hugh Padgham, the new record features honorary third member Max Luthert on tape loops and electronics, moving their sound into an entirely new dimension that crosses into ambient, minimalism and experimental electronic territories.

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