In “These Old Jeans”, La Need Machine embroiders the story of a personal quest for wisdom. But far from being a linear path paved with certainties, this quest is a spiral of realization of the magnitude of what remains to be learned. Wisdom, here, is not so much the accumulation of knowledge as the awareness of one's own limits, openness
In “These Old Jeans”, La Need Machine embroiders the story of a personal quest for wisdom. But far from being a linear path paved with certainties, this quest is a spiral of realization of the magnitude of what remains to be learned. Wisdom, here, is not so much the accumulation of knowledge as the awareness of one's own limits, openness to others and questioning one's prejudices.
Through indie harmonies imbued with nostalgia and lyrics of touching sincerity, the group expresses the inner metamorphosis that results from this acquired humility. “These Old Jeans” then becomes the symbol of this transformation, where the garment, simple and worn, represents the abandonment of pretensions to embrace modesty and authenticity.
The magic of “These Old Jeans” lies in its ability to transmute wisdom into music, inviting the listener into bittersweet introspection. The Need Machine, with this second single distributed by Worldsound/Virgin Music Group/Universal, affirms that true understanding with others is only possible when we accept the diversity of opinions and recognize our own vulnerability.
So “These Old Jeans” isn’t just a melody; it is a call to reflection, a hymn to humility and an ode to unity. In an often divided world, The Need Machine reminds us that peace, love and mutual understanding are within reach, provided we know how to listen, learn and open up to others with the wisdom of a humble heart.
Their latest release "These Old Jeans" shows why La Need Machine continue to evolve their sound and spread their message. Over a rootsy guitar and piano arrangement, the song tells a story of l
Their latest release "These Old Jeans" shows why La Need Machine continue to evolve their sound and spread their message. Over a rootsy guitar and piano arrangement, the song tells a story of life lessons learned. Brian's warm vocals describe well-worn jeans that "have seen it all," a metaphor for the wear and tear we all accumulate through experiences, both good and bad.
Though simple at first listen, the lyrics reveal their meaning while listening to each spin. Just as jeans collect the stains and tears of a lifetime, we gather understanding and perspective from our own journeys. It's a universally relatable theme that will have the audience of all ages nodding along. Bright melodies and the band's blend of styles keep the song upbeat and enjoyable while still delivering important messages.
Once again, La Need Machine demonstrates its talent for creating meaningful pop-rock gems. "These Old Jeans" is another one of their catchy, thought-provoking songs. The song ought to catch on with both new and devoted listeners, increasing the band's visibility. For those who haven't yet discovered La Need Machine's distinctive and emotional style of songwriting, this is an ideal introduction.
Right off the bat, there is a soft, midtempo vibe to the song that immediately sounds warm and comforting, especially the plucked acoustic guitars in the background that soundtrack the vocals; and the percussion makes its presence known gently with a soft, yet still precise and on the meter playing style.
The vocal harmonies blend seamles
Right off the bat, there is a soft, midtempo vibe to the song that immediately sounds warm and comforting, especially the plucked acoustic guitars in the background that soundtrack the vocals; and the percussion makes its presence known gently with a soft, yet still precise and on the meter playing style.
The vocal harmonies blend seamlessly together to create intervals that add a lot of melodic depth to the song, and as the electrics kick in for the pre-chorus and the chorus that ensues, the energy tangibly picks up, and the listener is never once left out of the action and the drama that unfolds, even if so in its gentle, soft-spoken ways; and the result is a comfort listen that would charm and cheer you up on your day.
The production plays great support throughout the runtime of the song, and the ensemble comes beautifully together, especially the strings towards the end of the song, and create a warm blanket of sound. This is also topped off quite elegantly by the mix that achieves that nice, warm analog sound, with characteristic colour and warmth proudly a part of this mix— and that is the best way to finish off a song like “These Old Jeans”.
In conclusion, “These Old Jeans” by La Need Machine: a joy to listen to, and a definite stay in my playlist.
La Need Machine's latest jam "I Wish I Could Fly" shows off how seamlessly they mix together Indie Pop, Alt Country, classic rock, Americana and Melodic Punk into something that just works. The song goes from a chill vibe in the verses to an epic singalong chorus, with soulful vocals over rich layers of instruments. It's a cool musical
La Need Machine's latest jam "I Wish I Could Fly" shows off how seamlessly they mix together Indie Pop, Alt Country, classic rock, Americana and Melodic Punk into something that just works. The song goes from a chill vibe in the verses to an epic singalong chorus, with soulful vocals over rich layers of instruments. It's a cool musical blend that's hard to pin down to one genre. As La Need Machine keeps pushing boundaries with their fearless innovative sound, it's clear they're a rising force in the indie scene doing something different than your average band. Tunes like this show they've got their own distinctive vibe that stands out.
All the best bands are hard to categorize; after all, if it were a simple process to put a band in this box or that genre, then it must be because you have heard it all before. It stands to reason. Which is why I love La Need Machine. It’s not just that their music shifts around from one track to the next; just listen to their last album
All the best bands are hard to categorize; after all, if it were a simple process to put a band in this box or that genre, then it must be because you have heard it all before. It stands to reason. Which is why I love La Need Machine. It’s not just that their music shifts around from one track to the next; just listen to their last album, Killer Instinct for an example of their eclectic nature, but even within one song, such as here on “I Wish I Could Fly,” they seem to blend all manner of, often contradictory, sounds and styles and do so seamlessly.
I felt the twee pop qualities, the back and forth boy/girl vocals are sweet and it is indicative of a track that is innocent and joyful but also realistic.... The narrative has been set for messaging us about climate change and its affect on nature but the sentiments could be applied to all aspects of life. The chorus brings matters to a
I felt the twee pop qualities, the back and forth boy/girl vocals are sweet and it is indicative of a track that is innocent and joyful but also realistic.... The narrative has been set for messaging us about climate change and its affect on nature but the sentiments could be applied to all aspects of life. The chorus brings matters to a head but by then most will be singing along and in that stride things will seem less insurmountable. ‘I Wish I Could Fly’ is the best kind of talking to that you’ll hear all week.
Now, after linking with sebastian on the single “Maria” earlier this year, La Need Machine return with their latest release and bring us their new single titled “I Wish I Could Fly.” Serving up a stunning slice of their bright indie sound with an Americana twist, “I Wish I Could Fly” sees the band lay down charming songwriting, buoyant s
Now, after linking with sebastian on the single “Maria” earlier this year, La Need Machine return with their latest release and bring us their new single titled “I Wish I Could Fly.” Serving up a stunning slice of their bright indie sound with an Americana twist, “I Wish I Could Fly” sees the band lay down charming songwriting, buoyant split vocals and superb musicianship.... Peppered with Al’s slick lead guitar flourishes throughout, “I Wish I Could Fly” offers up the very best of La Need Machine’s highly original and entirely enjoyable sound.
La Need Machine is a melting pot of ideas and influences as their blends range from indie rock and americana to pop-punk and rock n roll. But it is not just in the style, but even in the way they present concepts. Their soundscapes are adorned with layers and accents that are incredibly enriching. In their latest track, ‘I Wish I Could F
La Need Machine is a melting pot of ideas and influences as their blends range from indie rock and americana to pop-punk and rock n roll. But it is not just in the style, but even in the way they present concepts. Their soundscapes are adorned with layers and accents that are incredibly enriching. In their latest track, ‘I Wish I Could Fly’, the band fathoms a heartfelt folk rock track that combines Joni Mitchell’s introspective acoustics with The Smiths’ classic melodic rock style. Listen Now!
La Need Machine’s single, “I Wish I Could Fly,” presents a cool sound that diverges from the stereotypical Seattle grunge associated with the ’90s. Instead, the band takes a unique approach, offering a nostalgic melody that, in my opinion, still carries the halo of Seattle at its core.
Drawing a comparison to bands from the ’90s, La Need
La Need Machine’s single, “I Wish I Could Fly,” presents a cool sound that diverges from the stereotypical Seattle grunge associated with the ’90s. Instead, the band takes a unique approach, offering a nostalgic melody that, in my opinion, still carries the halo of Seattle at its core.
Drawing a comparison to bands from the ’90s, La Need Machine’s vibes reminded me of Soul Asylum, showcasing a similar depth and intensity. It suggests that La Need Machine consists of seasoned musicians with a wealth of experience, and their ability to evoke nostalgic sentiments while presenting a fresh sound is fantastic.
“I Wish I Could Fly” is an intense song that speaks to the soul of the listener.La Need Machine proves that they are not confined by expectations, offering a musical experience that resonates on a profound level.
From the heart of the US-based culture, Seattle – emerges an independent artist that effortlessly blends Alt-country and Indie Pop: LA NEED MACHINE. With their latest offering, “I Wish I Could Fly,” they cast a magic spell that further cements their position among the greatest like Bob Dylan and Leon Bridges. Reflecting the US’s cultural
From the heart of the US-based culture, Seattle – emerges an independent artist that effortlessly blends Alt-country and Indie Pop: LA NEED MACHINE. With their latest offering, “I Wish I Could Fly,” they cast a magic spell that further cements their position among the greatest like Bob Dylan and Leon Bridges. Reflecting the US’s cultural tapestry, their music embodies Americana elements that speak volumes. Immerse yourself in the harmonious blend of Indie Melodic Pop Rock and Soft Rock that LA NEED MACHINE showcases. Lucid male vocals paired with the relaxing strains of the soundtrack truly make for easy listening. As hauntingly beautiful as Simon and Garfunkel, LA NEED MACHINE’s music brings a feeling akin to a “deftly woven tapestry of musical emotions.”
La Need Machine's "I Wish I Could Fly" is a moving and thought-provoking musical endeavor that invites audiences to confront the harsh realities of climate change through the eyes of a displaced bear. The fusion of heartfelt storytelling, melodic composition, and a strong environmental message positions the song as an important contribut
La Need Machine's "I Wish I Could Fly" is a moving and thought-provoking musical endeavor that invites audiences to confront the harsh realities of climate change through the eyes of a displaced bear. The fusion of heartfelt storytelling, melodic composition, and a strong environmental message positions the song as an important contribution to the intersection of music and activism.
https://www.themusicalroad.net/blog/december2023/la-need-machine
I Wish I Could Fly by LA NEED MACHINE mixes its light and breezy atmosphere, created by layers of guitars and beautiful drumming, with a passionate message about nature and the future of our world. The track opens with these passionate runs on the electric guitar, bolstered by other strings, which almost work as harmonies, emphasising
I Wish I Could Fly by LA NEED MACHINE mixes its light and breezy atmosphere, created by layers of guitars and beautiful drumming, with a passionate message about nature and the future of our world. The track opens with these passionate runs on the electric guitar, bolstered by other strings, which almost work as harmonies, emphasising the detail of the guitar’s delivery.
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Originating in Seattle, there’s a spirited rock and roll sound heard on their new album Killer Instinct, which released in November and now has a music video for the song “Herculean Tasks,” which revolves around a somewhat suburbanized version of Alice In Wonderland. There’s Alice, of course but also The Mad Hatter and the Red Queen all playing their roles in quirky fashion, with a bit of VFX to make things surreal as well as humorous. https://rollingstoneindia.com/seattle-band-la-need-machine-herculean-tasks-video/
La Need Machine is one of Washington’s most underrated rock n’ roll gems, and if you’re someone who likes to take pride in their knowledge of must-listen music in any genre, Killer Instinct is an LP you need to familiarize yourself with immediately.
https://ventsmagazine.com/2022/11/15/la-need-machines-killer-instinct-lp/
With Killer Instinct, La Need Machine serves up impressive rock and roll, full of oomph, contagious rhythms, and deluxe vocals.
Killer Instinct opens with “Herculean Tasks,” rolling out on pop-punk-lite guitars riding a tight rhythm as evocative vocals imbue the lyrics with intense, quixotic savors.
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Tracks like “Negative,” “Hot Dog,” and “Herculean Tasks” don’t ask for us to sit down and pay attention to the aesthetical details they contain just to bask in the swell of ridiculous sonic virtuosity; they smash us in the face with adrenaline and affection for the standards hard rock’s elite used to hold on a universal level. They make me believe in this genre’s viability post-COVID, and I think I’m not the only one who will say so thanks to Killer Instinct.
https://indiepulsemusic.com/2022/11/15/la-need-machine-killer-instinct-lp/
Seattle’s La Need Machine are about to release their new album, Killer Instinct, this Friday, November 11th. In celebration of the release comes the title track “Killer Instinct” - a non-stop rocker that never lets its foot off the gas. It feels like it should be the theme song to an ’80s movie about a kid that comes back from rock bottom to win the tournament and their love interest.
https://amplifymusicmag.com/premiere-la-need-machine-share-killer-instinct-ahead-of-their-album
Just in time for Halloween, we’ve got Seattle band, La Need Machine, with the new single “Scary Voices,” and its accompanying music video. It’s got a cool Concrete Blonde-like vibe to it, as we follow the fictional main character in an unwritten horror movie.
http://bigtakeover.com/profiles/LaNeedMachineASpookyTreatforHalloween
While their punchy drumlines and ripping electric guitar leads keep them grounded to the rock n’ roll genre, La Need Machine's lyrics and inspiration come from an ethical place that seek to help their community through monetary donation accumulated from their streaming revenue.
It’s hard just making a name for yourself in music today, let alone getting to the level a lot of the legends you look up to rest upon, but that isn’t stopping La Need Machine from putting out an effort worthy of such consideration in Killer Instinct. This is starting to feel like a good season for the rock n’ roll revolution this generation has been waiting to experience for themselves, and if La Need Machine can positively position themselves with the underground scene they’ve come to own so handily out of the northwest corner of the American circuit, I think they’re going to start getting a lot of the press attention they and many others like them have been vying for since getting their start.
https://www.theindiesource.com/c/bf14f7eb-0bb0-45ef-b439-9777b56c42e1/
Growing up in Seattle where they were able to draw from an incredible music heritage, La Need Machine developed a unique but classic North-West sound and ethic, and new song ‘Negative’ is a rocking good track. Jangling guitars and pounding drums provide the perfect backing for Dawn’s powerful vocals, supported by Carly on BVs.
https://essentiallypop.com/epop/2022/11/la-need-machine-wanna-rock-and-roll-all-night-with-negative/
La Need Machine churns out classic rock / power pop sax and all on "She Loves Rock and Roll" infused with odes to iconic songs and stellar guitar and vox. https://twitter.com/AmericanRobb/status/1609711175213932545?s=20&t=Pe4Ah8hTXNWlwbhQ5ZGEPw%22
Check out our Halloween video "Scary Voices"
La Need Machine grew up in Seattle and derived their sound from classic rock and roll and punk rock bands from Seattle and around the world.
Musical influences include Seattle bands like the Sonics and Nirvana, classic 1950's rock and roll artists like Eddie Cochran, classic 1960's British Invasion bands like the Animals, classic rock bands like the Who and Led Zeppelin, classic punk like the Buzzcocks and Generation X, and post punk bands like Green Day.
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