Sugary Sweet Machines
Sugary Sweet Machines are a two-person industrial band comprised of Erik Sheader-Smith and Nash Allen. The band's music is experimental and primarily electronic-based, incorporating elements of funk, metal, post-rock, ambient, and noise music. In addition to electronics, they have also utilized vocals, bass, guitar, viola, and bass clarinet in many of their songs. ... more
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