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Heavier Than Air Flying Machines – “Amphibian Debt March” [Free Download]
Heavier Than Air Flying Machines, the Michigan-based indie/pop rock trio, recently released its debut-full length album, SIAM, via Friction Records. The album was recorded at Cold War Studios and produced by by Rick Johnson (Cheap Girls, Bomb The Music Industry).
The Skinny: Heavier Than Air Flying Machines, the Michigan-based indie/pop rock trio, recently released its debut-full length album, SIAM, via Friction Records. The album was recorded at Cold War Studios and produced by by Rick Johnson (Cheap Girls, Bomb The Music Industry).
Siam is available on both CD and digital formats, but if you’re re near Grand Rapids, MI, you might as well swing by a show and pick up a copy directly from the band. The new album is an often dizzying, occasionally dance-inducing and always-fun blast of 14 razor-sharp post punk tunes.

Jagged guitars dart between fuzzed-out bass riffs and twisting, tumbling rhythms while front man Jaymes Pyne barks out abstract lyrical passages that cut through the palpable low-end distortion. Heavier Than Air Flying Machines’ discordant, propulsive take on indie rock may not make it the prettiest band in the room, but it sure does make it the most exciting and memorable. Recommended for fans of Death From Above 1979, Blood Brothers and At The Drive-In.
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