The Machine Kills
from This Machine Kills by Stoneburner
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from This Machine Kills,
released July 5, 2022
All Songs Written, Recorded, and Produced by Steven Archer - Casa De Lobo Baltimore MD
Additional production and Mixing by John Fryer
Mastered at Sone Lab by Mark Alan Miller
All Songs Written, Recorded, and Produced by Steven Archer - Casa De Lobo Baltimore MD
Additional production and Mixing by John Fryer
Mastered at Sone Lab by Mark Alan Miller
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Stoneburner Baltimore, Maryland
Stoneburner is the solo project from Steven Archer that combines tribal fusion electronic dance music with experimental sounds. Steven Archer is a multifaceted musician, artist, and writer. He is best known for his work with the electronic rock band Ego Likeness (Metropolis Records) as well has is abstract electronica project ::Hopeful Machines:: ... more
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