Eep Death Of A Very Good Machine

Eclectic shoegaze from El Paso, Texas. Death OF A Very Good Machine is the ethereal, expansive, high-energy debut full length album from EEP, a quintet whose influences include dream pop, shoegaze, blues, jazz, classic rock, and 60s psychedelic. Lead single “hogar” was chosen by influential Seattle station Kexp as their Song of the Day. This critically acclaimed album was praised by Eli Enis of The Alternative as “a masterfully forward-thinking collection of songs that’s one of the strongest debuts I’ve heard in a long time—shoegaze or otherwise” and by No Ripcord as "offering a new way for shoegaze to expand, this time into a world of both figurative and literal borders." Death OF A Very Good Machine is available on beautiful 180 gram white vinyl and on CD. EEP is Ross Ingram (Guitar, Vocals), Rosie Varela (Guitar, Vocals), Sebastian Estrada (Bass, Vocals), Serge Carrasco (Guitar, Vocals), and Lawrence Brown III (Drums, Percussion, Vocals).