Sewing Machines

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twilight 00:00 Tools
Seven Years 00:00 Tools
Parks & Parking Lots 00:00 Tools
Celebrate 00:00 Tools
Dry As A Bone 00:00 Tools
AM 4:22 00:00 Tools
Little Lights 00:00 Tools
The Things We Do 00:00 Tools
I'd Like To Stay 00:00 Tools
Sunglasses 00:00 Tools
Strings 00:00 Tools
Somebody That I Used To Know Has Been In My Dreams (Again) 00:00 Tools
Singin' Thru 00:00 Tools
Bare Bones 00:00 Tools
S.L.Y. 00:00 Tools
Come and Stay 00:00 Tools
Another Song For Russell 00:00 Tools
Been So Long 00:00 Tools
Cold Morning Cigarette Blues 00:00 Tools
let it go 2 00:00 Tools
Body Of Water 00:00 Tools
Let It Go 1 00:00 Tools
Cold Morning Cigarettes 00:00 Tools
Never Let Go 00:00 Tools
Living Life 00:00 Tools
Southern Boy 00:00 Tools
Let It Go 00:00 Tools
One More Sleep Til Christmas 00:00 Tools
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Sewing Machines is the primary musical project of Max Horwich, a Brooklyn-via-Chicago-via-Connecticut-based singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/producer who is often joined by a rotating lineup of other musicians. Blending traditional American folk with psychedelic rock and pop, his songs are often characterized by simple melodies, thoughtful, anti-sentimentalist lyrics, and dreamy, eclectic production. Sundays, Sewing Machines' full-length debut, was recorded over the course of eight months in 2008 when Horwich was a student at Wesleyan University. It was released on Future Folk Records, a label co-founded by Horwich and Rod O'Connor, in September of that year. Bodies of Water followed in October 2009. The latest EP, February, was recorded in Chicago and Brooklyn between Februarys of 2010 and 2011. It features three new songs and three re-workings of songs from Sundays. All banjo and violin samples are taken from improvisations by avant-garde folk multi-instrumentalist Sam Moss, the only person other than Horwich to play on every official Sewing Machines release to date. sewingmachines.bandcamp.com. sewingmachinesmusic.tumblr.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.