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Northeastern Wind
from Immaculate Machine's album, Fables
release date: June 12, 2007 on Mint Records
Kathryn Calder – keyboards, vocals
Brooke Gallupe – guitar, vocals
Luke Kozlowski – drums, vocals
John Collins – percussion, synthesizer
Owen Pallett – violin
Caitlin Gallupe – artwork
strings engineered by Paul Mathew
mastered by Harris Newman
recorded, mixed, and mastered by Colin Stewart
recorded and produced by David Carswell
recorded and produced by John Collins
recorded and produced at JC/DC Studios
engineered at Uncomfortable Silence
mixed at Vogville Studios
Immaculate Machine was an indie-rock band that lived on an island. In order to be able to travel freely to and from their geographically isolated homeland, they made a rock album. This album is called Immaculate Machine's Fables. It is a series of vignettes about travelling. It was made with the help of esteemed colleagues such as producers Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Pretty Girls Make Graves) and John Collins & Dave Carswell (New Pornographers, Tegan & Sara), violinist Owen Pallett (Final Fantasy, Arcade Fire), and back-up vocalists Alex Kapranos (Franz Ferdinand) and The Cribs.
These are clever, whip-smart pop tunes performed with exemplary craft and a joy that keeps the slicker moments from ever sounding formulaic. -AllMusic
Northeastern Wind
from Immaculate Machine's album, Fables
release date: June 12, 2007 on Mint Records
Kathryn Calder – keyboards, vocals
Brooke Gallupe – guitar, vocals
Luke Kozlowski – drums, vocals
John Collins – percussion, synthesizer
Owen Pallett – violin
Caitlin Gallupe – artwork
strings engineered by Paul Mathew
mastered by Harris Newman
recorded, mixed, and mastered by Colin Stewart
recorded and produced by David Carswell
recorded and produced by John Collins
recorded and produced at JC/DC Studios
engineered at Uncomfortable Silence
mixed at Vogville Studios
Immaculate Machine was an indie-rock band that lived on an island. In order to be able to travel freely to and from their geographically isolated homeland, they made a rock album. This album is called Immaculate Machine's Fables. It is a series of vignettes about travelling. It was made with the help of esteemed colleagues such as producers Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Pretty Girls Make Graves) and John Collins & Dave Carswell (New Pornographers, Tegan & Sara), violinist Owen Pallett (Final Fantasy, Arcade Fire), and back-up vocalists Alex Kapranos (Franz Ferdinand) and The Cribs.
These are clever, whip-smart pop tunes performed with exemplary craft and a joy that keeps the slicker moments from ever sounding formulaic. -AllMusic
