
A deconstructed, club-ready reimagining of Róisín Machine. Deep house grooves meet skeletal disco, creating a murky, late-night atmosphere of rhythmic precision.
April 30, 2021 · Skint
Crooked Machine is the shadow-self of its predecessor, trading the bright lights of the disco floor for the humid, echoing corridors of a subterranean club. It feels like a long-exposure photograph of a night out: blurred, kinetic, and intensely atmospheric. The production by Crooked Man strips Róisín Murphy’s vocals into rhythmic fragments, treating her voice as a textural element that weaves through thick, analog basslines and steady, hypnotic percussion. It is music for the small hours, where the energy is focused rather than frantic.
How does Crooked Machine sound next to the rest of Róisín Murphy's catalogue?
Confident saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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