Photo: Emma Brown Photography
London-based alt-rock band Sentience Machine have released their in-your-face new single 'Microscopic Enemy', a song that reflects lockdown-life in a gutsy and determined manner.
This new single follows up their debut release, 'Black Mirror', which introduced us to the world of Sentience Machine. The track received a warm reception from Steve Savale (Asian Dub Foundation) and Charlotte Kelly (Soul II Soul), with Savale saying “Sentience Machine are waking up the electric sheep with a full force dream-weapon.”
Photo: Emma Brown Photography
The song references economic hardship and the effect the pandemic has had on people mental health. The overall message is about reclaiming back our liberty and lives.
Sentience Machine are fronted by Psibindi (aka Rena) who is also a psychedelic trance DJ. Edward Abela is on guitar, Jamie Steenbergen drums, Stephen Clift on bass and finally Ben Turner also on guitar. Their new single, 'Microscopic Enemy' is a tremendous listen that encapsulates many people's frustrations borne from the pandemic. The band have done this in a captivating and tuneful manner.
'Microscopic Enemy' is out now on all major streaming platforms.
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