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1. www.reddit.com › r › fantanoforeverWhat do you guys think of machine girl? : r/fantanoforever

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   if you like them then you would probably also like artists like sewerslvt, astrophysics, neupink. I think sewerslvt is influenced alot by machine girl from memory. Found out about them from Neon White, I'm into quite a few songs on WLFGRL and Because I'm Young...

2. tonedeaf.thebrag.com › machine-girl-u-voidMachine Girl is the future of hardcore punk that we deserve

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   Mar 17, 2020 · Since 2014, Machine Girl have been meshing together elements of giddy electronics, hardcore punk, harsh metal, scraping industrial and gurgling vocals to offer up project after project of refined futurism.

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3. daily.bandcamp.com › lists › machine-girl-guideA Guide to the Relentless Hardcore of Machine Girl

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   Sep 14, 2020 · These separate strains of hardcore music collide in the work of New York-bred, Pittsburgh-based duo Machine Girl. As their name suggests, the group consists not just of humans and machines, but of hard rock and harder electronic beats.

4. www.reddit.com › r › machinegirlWhat would you consider Machine girl’s best song to be?

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   If you like crazy ass Japanese movies Machine Girl is definitely for you. 11K Members. 3 Online. 32 votes, 32 comments. For me, it’s “IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLENIALS TO DESTROY A NATION OF MILLIONS...”.

5. www.reddit.com › r › machinegirlWhat are your controversial Machine Girl opinions, hot takes ...

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   What are your controversial Machine Girl opinions, hot takes, etc.? I'll start: I'm not a fan of the newer Machine Girl albums, I prefer the older instrumental style. Not Gemini specifically, but I agree.

6. ra.co › reviews › 36054Machine Girl - Super FREQ · Single Review RA - Resident Advisor

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   Apr 24, 2024 · Before turning into the digital hardcore band they are today, Machine Girl started out as the solo electronic music project of Matt Stephenson. While his original love for over-the-top Japanese media and horror B-movies remains intact, Machine Girl's original music was more like breakcore with juke elements, instead of the punk-infused sound ...

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   Is Machine Girl over the top?

   • Even as a less dense solo project, Machine Girl is still unafraid to be over the top. Machine Girl’s second album is its most purely electronic— Gemini plays like a high-speedy summary of the last decade of electronic music, an unstoppable rush of club breaks and stuttering vocal samples.

   A Guide to the Relentless Hardcore of Machine Girl

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   Who is Machine Girl?

   • Since 2014, Machine Girl have been meshing together elements of giddy electronics, hardcore punk, harsh metal, scraping industrial and gurgling vocals to offer up project after project of refined futurism.

   Machine Girl is the future of hardcore punk that we deserve - Tone Deaf

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   Is Machine Girl a'reboot'?

   • The dystopian slant of the album – pulling references from anime, sci-fi author Philip K Dick, and Carl Jung – should come as no surprise to longtime Machine Girl fans. That said, Stephenson regards it as a “reboot” of sorts, a “new beginning” for the project as it enters a new era.

   MG Ultra: Machine Girl’s new album confronts our - Dazed

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   What was Machine Girl's original music like?

   • While his original love for over-the-top Japanese media and horror B-movies remains intact, Machine Girl's original music was more like breakcore with juke elements, instead of the punk-infused sound they're known for now.

   Machine Girl - Super FREQ · Single Review RA - Resident Advisor

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   What does Machine Girl sound like?

   • Machine Girl’s music is a fitting soundtrack to a world that’s collapsing—or maybe one that’s raging furiously against its own demise. Take the anger and pain of our world today, speed it up, and bass-boost it—that’s what listening to Machine Girl feels like. It’s a sound that’s just as contemporary as it is ultra-futuristic.

   A Guide to the Relentless Hardcore of Machine Girl

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   Does Machine Girl have a dog?

   • It’s grimy and overwhelming, but there’s also something gleefully cartoonish about Machine Girl, whose sonic and visual mythology are equally pulled from video games and ultra-violent horror films. Each of their full-length albums is adorned with a different disturbing portrait of a dog: a snarling hound with huge fangs or a cyborg Boston Terrier.

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8. www.dazeddigital.com › music › articleMG Ultra: Machine Girl’s new album confronts our - Dazed

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   Sep 6, 2024 · The dystopian slant of the album – pulling references from anime, sci-fi author Philip K Dick, and Carl Jung – should come as no surprise to longtime Machine Girl fans. That said, Stephenson regards it as a “reboot” of sorts, a “new beginning” for the project as it enters a new era.