Secret Machines
Secret Machines

This album is a regression for The Secret Machines – and one that is to be expected with the amicable departure of guitarist Ben Curtis, who focuses n...

`Secret Machines`, the eponymous third album from the New York space rock trio of the same name, opens strongly. Their knack for lacing large riffs wi...

So Benjamin, one of the Brothers Curtis, has left Secret Machines and their eponymous new album is a chance to survey what new direction the band is ...

So, there you are: two albums in and one of your band mates quits to work on their own project. Sore one, and even worse when the itchy-footed guitari...

One member down, Brandon Curtis's Secret Machines roll along in fairly familiar shoegaze-meets-prog style. There's a touch of Robert Fripp-i...

Big, glam and gutsy, this is progressive rock at its most endearing. The third album from the New York trio is the first since the departure of guitar...

B>When any key member leaves a band, a crossroads is reached. Still more if said key member is a founder member and brother to the lead singer, Benjam...

Following the departure of guitarist Benjamin Curtis and the loss of their major-label deal, Secret Machines' third album is a refresher course in the...

Secret Machines make their comeback with a record at once completely theirs and excitingly evolved. Hanging on to their likable and familiar indie roc...

For a band that choose to dwell on riffs and hate to rush, Secret Machines have been remarkably prolific. Averaging on an album every two years, this ...