Electronic rising stars Machine Girl set for two SF dates

   I enjoy this group for sure! If you like Y2K PS2 vibes, or nightcore DDR vibes, then you’ll enjoy Machine Girl! They definitely have that hardcore techno sound with a lot of digital/speedcore melody to it! I first heard these guy from Spotify’s Metaverses playlist which is described as follows; “01110000 01101100 01100001 01111001 01101100 01101001 01110011 01110100”. Ya so if you’re into that sort of stuff then YOU’LL L<3VE Machine Girl and my favorite album Wlfgrl which is also their freshman debut. Pretty chaotic and fun-thrilling music that is prefect for killing nazi zombies while chuggin down that Stamin-Up and hunting for that Speed-Cola machine in CoD (Call Of Duty)! Or maybe you just love smashing your friends on Mario-Kart on the 64, still great music for that too!

   On Machine Girl’s Spotify, they have 727.9 thousand monthly listeners. 19.3 thousand of those listeners are from Los Angeles California, 13 and a half-thousand come from London England, 13.3 thousand hail from Chi-City (Chicago, Illinois), Houston 11.5 thousand, and Dallas has just under 11 thousand of those general monthly listeners. These guys find success with their Black Metal aesthetics on stage mixed with DJ vibes live. Audibly, they made soundtracks for a Steam game known as Neon White (cool name btw) and they have strong anime and Japanese influence in their music. 

   Mike Stephensen, back in 2012, spawned the musical project in Long Island NY with the track Gravity Girl. I wonder what’s up with all these titles from them with the word girl. Wlfgrl, Machine Girl Fights Her Way Out Of His Own Head (200,000+ Spotify plays), Mchngrl vs Wlfgrl (1.5 million Spotify plays) etc. Man they must really like girls lol ew cooties trololololol. Anyway my favorite songs would be Cloud Nine off the Neon White OST and Frenesi – Machine Girl GabberTrap Mix.

Dates:

Nov 29th-30th in SF at The Regency Ballroom 

Doors open at 7pm show starts at 8pm in 1300 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco

They’ll open for an 80’s style experimental punk/new wave group known as The Garden

Tickets online at Axs for $25+ each