Nice debut album of American producer from East Coast of USA Merck 2001. I don't own any rights.

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Artist: Machine Drum Album Artist: Machine Drum Album: Now You Know (Remastered) Year: 2002 More info a. .

Artist: Machine Drum Album Artist: Machine Drum Album: Now You Know Year: 2001.

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A remastered, reissue of Machine Drum - Now You Know, limited to 1000 with white based artwork. The first release had black based artwork. Issue: standard jewel case. Category MERCK 005 MERCK NY.

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Hype Up by Machinedrum, released 17 April 2018 1. Hype Up Machinedrum (real name Travis Stewart) is back with a brand new standalone single for 2018, 'Hype Up'. Released via Ninja Tune and following on from a string of standout singles throughout 2017, "Hype Up" continues with Stewart’s signature chopped up, high energy sound as heard on this critically acclaimed 2016 album "Human Energy". Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Machinedrum existed long before Room(s): dig back a bit and you'll find a lot of dizzying glitch-hop and IDM moves on releases like 2001's Now You Know and 2002's Urban Biology that still reverberate through his more contemporary work. That Travis Stewart has since moved from Four Tet-shadowed downtempo abstraction to triple-digit BPMs and retro junglist breaks doesn't change things too much, either. When you crank this album loud, it's not just the beats that rattle the system, though they're as crisply forceful as ever. It's the intricate musical subtleties Stewart weaves through them that blow your hair back.