Tracklist
| Magik Cirkuits | X | |
| The Prince And The Palm | X | |
| The Surf And The Circus | X | |
| Tender Growth From Random Seed | X | |
| From The Chestnut Parapet | X | |
| Divinity Takes A Dive | X | |
| Undersea Sanctuary | X | |
| Two Doses Of Diometic Hexameter | X | |
| Tragedy Tears The Triarchy | X | |
| The Princess Speaks Of Love | X | |
| The Fragmented Icon | X | |
| Elfin Eyes Hiding Behind A Burlap Hood | X | |
| Archberserk In The Dark | X |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love Songs For Machines (CD) | Carpark Records | CRPK 008 CD | US | 2001 | |
| Love Songs For Machines (LP) | Carpark Records | CRPK 008 LP | US | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Love Songs For Machines, LP, CRPK 008 LP
A great mix of Jake Mandell's signature breaks, IDM, house, and click n cut techno on one hand. And on the other hand, a melodic cornucopia of emotional story telling thru music about a man and his love for computers. Deep routed rythem throughout, this album is both very thoughtful, and dance-worthy. I'm a big fan of Jake Mandell's music, and this album holds nothing back. His style of breaks ever since I first heard Parallel Processes has has always been unique to him alone. The closest I can think to his style would be Matmos.