Music Is My Weapon

Today's review is on Spiritmachine. Former Atlantic Records artist Paul Isaac goes to south beach to launch his newest project, the pop alternative SpiritMachine. For the rest of their review, I am going to copy and paste it right off their website. Know why? Because they say they're good, and they're acurate. So they make my job easy, and your job easier. Because your job is to sit and enjoy their music. And they do a damn fine job at that.

Isaac, collaborating with Gerson Lima former band member of Muse creates the sounds of SpiritMachine's urgency for their generation. Their creative energy is at its peak, producing music through the use of technology and unusual sounds: "It's been an interstellar burst of a life support system working together again" says Isaac. Lima has specialized in digitizing light into textured emotional landscapes managing to successfully work over the World Wide Web creating songs with Paul.

While their hit single Sublime continually gets radio play, SpiritMachine has recorded its latest hit, entitled Habitat. We've written these songs embracing the beauty of losing your mind and then finding yourself through your heart says Isaac.

Their innovative style of sounds combines conscious lyrics with an edgy unorthodox resonance on the guitar that provides the ear with a distinctive emotional tone. Isaac describes: "This new project feels like two lifetimes happening at once. Watching new songs take shape is like watching the birth of a new life".

Continuing in the journey with the duo is long time bass player, Ari Eisenstein. SpiritMachine's newest member is Leor Manelis livening up the sound with powerful drum rhythms.

SpiritMachine released their self titled EP in mid 2005. For more, including soundclips, you can visit their leet website at: http://www.spiritmachinemusic.com