City of Satellites “Machine is My Animal” - Rave Magazine
Excerpt: “City of Satellites venture beyond the troposphere on their debut CD Machine Is My Animal. Hazy, ethereal vocals and magisterial synth soundscapes wrap the sensors like rich ice cream upon pressing play…multi-tracked vocals are angelic for the lack of a better description. Closing with the levitating Sky Rider, the album radiates glacial atmospherics.” Rave Magazine

City of Satellites reviewed in Rave Magazine
The latest City of Satellites album, Machine is My Animal, has been reviewed in Brisbane street-press Rave Magazine. Check out that review here, or check the artist’s reviews section for an excerpt. Machine is My Animal is now available in all digital formats- stream and purchase the album at the Hidden Sh

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