Machine ok Nostalgic yet rooted in the

Nostalgic yet rooted in the present

and muscular rock that effortlessly shifts between sweet falsetto and vicious snarls

the dog has been at my door and I have written this album for them

it should be clear how they all fit on the same record label

Parquet Courts' latest album

Machine ok Nostalgic yet rooted in theMachine's self titled album is shrouded in mystery. Supposedly released in 1972 on All Platinum Records, it completely disappeared without a trace and only a few copies seem to have survived, making it one of the rarest Funk albums on the international scene. The album, only known to a handful of hardcore collectors, fetches prices in excess of $5000 whenever one turns up on the auction market, which happened four times in the last twenty years.