Band History

The Secret Machines formed in Dallas in July 2000. The Curtis brothers and Josh Garza served their musical apprenticeships in lesser-known experimental rock bands such as UFOFU, Captain Audio, Comet and Tripping Daisy, but knew they were destined for greater things. The trio decided to seek their fortune in New York, first making a stop in Chicago to record an EP, September 000, which was eventually released in March 2002 on Ace Fu records.

They moved into Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood in November of 2000, living in a one-room loft apartment with no hot water that doubled as their rehearsal space. Word began to spread about the band’s fiery live performances and the buzz led to a record deal with Reprise, which released the full-length album Now Here Is Nowhere in 2004. In 2006, The Secret Machines released Ten Silver Drops to critical acclaim.

Information from the band's site

"Lightning Blue Eyes"

"All At Once (It's Not Important)

Members

• Brandon Curtis: bass, keyboards, lead vocals, vocals
• Josh Garza: drums

Former Members

• Benjamin Curtis: guitar, vocals

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