Machine Drum

Machine Drum

Real Name:
Travis Stewart
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Albums

Now You Know

(CD, Album)
P-Vine Records 2001

Urban Biology

(3 versions)
Merck 2002

Half The Battle

(2 versions)
Merck 2002

Bidnezz

(4 versions)
Merck 2004

Live From NYC

(File, MP3, 192)
Percussion Lab 2005

Cached

(LP)
The Inside 2006

Mergerz & Acquisitionz

(2xCD, Album, Ltd)
Merck 2006

Want To 1 2?

(2 versions)
Normrex 2009

Room(s)

(4 versions)
Planet Mu 2011

Singles & EPs

Half The Battle

(4 versions)
Merck 2002

Half The Battle 2

(3 versions)
Merck 2003

Half The Battle 3

(2 versions)
Merck 2004

Mergerz & Acquisitionz Sampler

(12", Ltd, Smplr, Gre)
Merck 2006

Drop The Lime / Machine Drum - If Yu Know Yu Cockie Bruck Dung (12")

Shockout 2006

Late Night Operation

(12")
Normrex 2009

Many Faces

(2 versions)
LuckyMe 2010

Let It

(12", EP)
Innovative Leisure Records 2010

Sacred Frequency

(2 versions)
Planet Mu 2011

$$ Life / The Way

(7", W/Lbl, Ltd)
TLM Records (2) 2011

Alarma

(12")
LuckyMe 2011

SXLND

(2 versions)
LuckyMe 2012

DJ Mixes

FACT Mix 248

(File, MP3, Mixed, 192)
FACT Magazine 2011

Miscellaneous

Floss

(File, MP3, 128)
Monotonik 2002
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Reviews & Discussion

tranceraven Jan 04, 2010
Travis is one of the most talented producers of this time and if he do his thing right Normrex will be the hottest label in 2010! The kiddo rules!
Review by xenlab Dec 04, 2005 (edited over 6 years ago)
While the Prefuse 73 comparison is sometimes justified, what isn't justified is that "Now You Know" was making the rounds before Vocal Studies, and poor Travis has been doomed to playing second fiddle to Scott in the public's mind, given Prefuse 73's wider release on a larger label. Personally I think both are innovators, and that Machine Drum is much better live than Scott Herren could ever be. Take it from me - I've booked them both numerous times in Orlando, and while Prefuse packs the house - most of his die hard fans leave underwhelmed from his performances. Where as Machine Drum's shows are usually intimate affairs with the entire crowd hanging every strum of his guitair, and every twiddle of the knob.
Review by Hubajube Feb 14, 2002
The Anonymous comment is a bit off--this isn't totally original stuff. That said, it's very solidly done. The other comment was dead on in comparing it to Boards of Canada and Push Button Objects. The other obvious comparison is Prefuse 73. Great first CD.
Review by autechred May 25, 2001 (edited over 11 years ago)
Beautiful, intelligent electronic music with hip-hop attitude ! Cut-up, distorted rap samples are intricately combined with deep, warm electronic sounds. It's all then held together with hip-hop beats that make you move your body to this addictive, wonderfully constructed CD. Brings to mind Boards Of Canada, Push Button Objects and the deep sound scapes of Autechre. A contender for record of the year !
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