Artist description Rockmachine is 99.4% pure pop about girls n' stuff from the mind of Danny Rockmachine, recorded on 4-tracks or less. It is also an excuse for him to wear shiny black vinyl pants and dress himself and his friends up in fuzzy animal outfits and jump around and play sloppily in front of people.

Music Style Pure pop for now people!

Musical Influences pop from the 60's, 70's, and 80's

Artist History Rockmachine began in 1998 when Danny Rockmachine found a Yamaha SHS-10 for $9.99 at Goodwill and dubbed it "the rockmachine." He began writing annoying (to his sleeping roommates, at least) pop songs on it, making tapes of them, and sending them to his friends. The purchase of a 4-track cassette recorder and moving in with a drummer (Dave Torch) expanded the Rockmachine universe considerably. It has since grown into an empire of entertainment that has included art shows and video games.

Group Members Danny Rockmachine and an auxillary crew that has included: Dave Torch, Jim Bowers, Paul Hutchinson, Lainy Morse, Dylan Tanner, Alec Harrington, Miranda Jesch, Matt Mayhall, Tim Prentiss, and Ty Williams.

Instruments the rockmachine (a Yamaha SHS-10), guitar (electric and acoustic), bass, drums, electric piano, and synthesizer (six-trak and moog)

Albums PROJECT: Rockmachine (1999), Fuzzy Animal Sounds (2001)

Press Reviews "I saw Rockmachine play once. They were really bad. They were so bad that it was kind of cool." --some girl I overheard at a Crushstory show "The two bands I'd really like to see live are NOFX and Rockmachine. I hear they're really good." --a kid I overheard at another Crushstory show "That space song is one of my favorite songs of all time." --my girlfriend "That one song ('Postcard...') is so good... I don't really like ('Superstellar') that much." --the girl I wrote Superstellar for

Location Reno, NV - USA

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