The Sugary Sweet Machines...
reigned in the world of fuzzed out lo-fi pop songs. Helmed by Luke Johnson who was taking heavy notes from Pet Sounds and Athens' Elephant 6 collective. The Illustrations of the Invisible World are the homespun sound experiments in an honest recording format that focuses on telling the story of a farm boy's imagination which ends up taking him out of this world.

The Sugary Sweet Machines (2005-2006)
Luke Johnson - Guitar, Vox, Noise
Amanda P.  - Keyboards, Sax
Isaac Story - Bass
Tim Trivet - Drums
William Wesley - Noise, Guitar (recording)
Dustin Gingrow - Guitar (live)



 

Chaotic Underworld Noise Compilation: Volume II
#CU10  released 10.28.05 $3.00

this compilation is more extensive in diversity and depth from artist to artist than the first CU noise compilation. the artist include: descolada, killbot, khristian delmelo, US christmas, brocephus, carpet harzard, papaw vomit, thee hag, eat shit and die, teen violence, maggot apple wonderland, electro lounge creepshow peepshow, love execution style, sugary sweet machines, shot in the ear, aorta journal, sounds of the rotten south, yersinia, the trapperkeepers, mannequin hollowcaust, urinary butt infection, ass maggot, thunderwolf, lucid nightmare paradise, red fades before blue, completely/incomplete.

 

The Sugary Sweet Machines - Illustrations of the Invisible World
#CU7  released 8.30.05 Currently Unavailable

Track List - 1. i awoke
                  2. thats where we found him
                  3. through my thoughts
                  4. i believe in you
                  5. (hello) from the other side - download
                  6. how could you recognize me
                  7. sounds of the mothership
                  8. what you thought i'd be
                  9. when i need you the most
                  10. sad day for suckers
                  11. so now i know
                  12. this confusion could do me in
                  13. sad day for suckers (reprise)
                  14. i've returned
                  15. all's quiet now
                  16. ...and now a message from Diane Palmer