Statemachine is tagged as: synthpop, electronic, swedish, ebm, synth Whereas most electronic acts of today seem sadly fixed to a certain sound of a certain period, Statemachine appear utterly unaware of their origin as they sift through influences from independent heroes of the nineties and eighties as well as pop pioneers of the sixties and classical music. In anachronistic fashion, they combine the best of all worlds - using anything from anywhere at any time. That’s where they are today. But how did they get there? As so many times before, the story kicks off against a small town setting, where two young men get together in school and decide to form a band to rebel against some popular opinion or other. In this case simply to piss off all the hard rocking youths that dominated their particular school. “Every chance we had we’d go on stage, and do all we could to make the music totally incomprehensible to others than fans of the genre. Usually that included ourselves, and maybe one or two other persons,” reminisces lead vocalist Marten Kellerman. So far, neither Marten nor Rikard Lindell (the other founding member of the band) took their musical collaboration very seriously. They both graduated and Marten wound up working as a producer and engineer for major label Stockholm Records - something he has described as... Read More About Statemachine Biography...  Send Statemachine ringtones to your cell
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