If you liked this music, you'll certainly like Wintergatan, founded in part by former members of Detektivbyrån (Wintergatan's first album, Wintergatan, is available for free on YouTube.) You may...
If you liked this music, you'll certainly like Wintergatan, founded in part by former members of Detektivbyrån (Wintergatan's first album, Wintergatan, is available for free on YouTube.)
You may have also stumbled upon the music video of Martin Molin's Marble Machine. The sounds you hear are all captured from the machine itself, which was fully functioning at the time of recording. However, as you can probably see from the video, the machine isn't very stable or precise, making it impossible to bring on tours.
So Martin decided to design a new machine, the Marble Machine X. Every Wednesday, a video detailing the last week's work is released on YouTube (the latest video, Vibraphone Bar Holders, details the design and build of a single component of the vibraphone instrument.) The Marble Machine X is nearing completion after almost two years under development by Martin and a group of talented designers, engineers, machinists, welders, and many more.
If you'd like to support Martin in his quest to build the most amazingly ridiculous over-the-top music machine, here's the Patreon page for Wintergatan.
If you liked this music, you'll certainly like Wintergatan, founded in part by former members of Detektivbyrån (Wintergatan's first album, Wintergatan, is available for free on YouTube.)
You may have also stumbled upon the music video of Martin Molin's Marble Machine. The sounds you hear are all captured from the machine itself, which was fully functioning at the time of recording. However, as you can probably see from the video, the machine isn't very stable or precise, making it impossible to bring on tours.
So Martin decided to design a new machine, the Marble Machine X. Every Wednesday, a video detailing the last week's work is released on YouTube (the latest video, Vibraphone Bar Holders, details the design and build of a single component of the vibraphone instrument.) The Marble Machine X is nearing completion after almost two years under development by Martin and a group of talented designers, engineers, machinists, welders, and many more.
If you'd like to support Martin in his quest to build the most amazingly ridiculous over-the-top music machine, here's the Patreon page for Wintergatan.
The theremin is such a cool-ass instrument. A hundred years old and looks and sounds like it won’t be invented for another hundred.