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Bridging the gap between pop and orchestral music, Make-Believe Machines sprang to life in early 2007 as a collaboration between Des Moines, Iowa musicians Justin Norman (composer/bass/guitar/vocals) and Rob Ogden (composer/percussion). Having spent four years writing and performing in the pop-rock band, Cardboard Canary, the two had grown weary of conventional song structures and instrumentation. Implementing layered textures of electronic and acoustic sound, they draw heavily from late 19th century romanticism, early 20th century impressionism and minimalism, and contemporary ambient music. Their first album, Moral Calculus, was self-released online in September 2008 through the band’s Web site. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
A Childe Grafts a Bone
5512The Five Chieftains
2793The Tragedy of the Sprite, Dragonfly, and Crow
1294Fallen Shackles of a Weathered Jouster
1035Thin Glass Islands on a Clouded Sea
906And Sleep Took Their Cudgeled Bodies
617Punctured Placenta and Post-Birth Peril
418Even the Saints Fade Out
289From Grove to Thicket, Hasten Thee - O'er Root and Under Tree!
1910Spiders Savor a Succulent Fleshfeast
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