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Stone Machine Electric is a Texas-based stoner rock duo best known for crafting a dark and spacious brand of psychedelic jamming that they have dubbed Doom Jazz. Formed in thesummer of 2009 by Mark Kitchens and William (Dub) Irvin,the journey started as soon as they began to play. While the original intent was to be a power trio, the right bassist never materialized and so the duo began to unleash their Wo Fat and Earthless inspired sonic explorations upon the earth. Since their inception, the band has self-released a demo, an EP and four full lengths, the most recent of which,Darkness Dimensions Disillusion,came out on Sludgelord Records. On top of this they have a live record, Vivere ,which was released with Off The Record Label. They have toured throughout the Lonestar State and even made it out to Arizona, Oklahoma and Louisiana. Along the way they have played alongside groups like Mothership, Wo Fat and Jucifer as well as having performed at a variety of Texas festivals including End Hip End It, Fuzzed Out Fest and Heavy Mash. Now the band have garnered global attention be it from online tastemakers like The Obelisk and Doomed & Stoned or local rags like Fort Worth Weekly who wrote of the group: "You can practically see Conan praying to Crom right before a battle." Now Stone Machine Electric look to the future with thier most recent release with Desert Records. TheseDoom Jazz masters are preparing to take on the world.

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Sales Points

• For fans of Pink Floyd, Earthless, Wo Fat, psychedelic heavy rock

Press Quotes

'I don't even know how many times I've said this since 2009, but you know why I like Stone Machine Electric? Because I genuinely don't know what's coming next. Of how many bands is that true 11 years later?'

     —JJ Koczan , The Obelisk

'You can practically see Conan praying to Crom right before a battle.'

     —Hearsay, Fort Worth Weekly