Beta Machine: Intruder
Beta Machine: Intruder
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Beta Machine
Label: T-Boy Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 602577317255
Genre: Rock
Limited black and read colored vinyl LP pressing. 2019 release. Based in Los Angeles, The Beta Machine's McJunkins and Friedl are well known for their roles in the rhythm section of A Perfect Circle. The two first rubbed shoulders when they auditioned for Ashes Divide, led by A Perfect Circle's Billy Howerdel. Recognizing a powerful creative bond that went beyond that band's ranks, the duo was soon asked to join Puscifer, led by Tool frontman and APC co-founder Maynard James Keenan. Their associations still extend far beyond that cluster of bands: to Filter, Devo, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Eagles of Death Metal. Friedl and McJunkins would take material incompatible with their other collaborations and stow it away for then-mysterious future use. As the pair continued to work together, the creative energy started flowing freely. The pair put a name to the energetic, futuristic sound they were developing: The Beta Machine. But they wouldn't be alone in their mission. They had already worked and palled around with vocalist Claire Acey (of Nightmare of the Cat) and guitarist and keyboardist Nicholas Perez, who both gamely stepped up to join them for The Beta Machine's lineup.
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