The Strokes' drummer Fabrizio Moretti released a machinegum album last week and we nearly missed it
Fabrizio Moretti, best known as The Strokes' drummer, released a new album as machinegum titled Conduit last week.
According to the artist bio on Spotify, machinegum is "an artist's collective that draws inspiration from involvement of the viewer/interpreter."
Conduit - the debut album from machinegum that features 11 tracks, was released last Friday (8 December).
As Stereogum notes, Moretti first unveiled machinegum onstage at Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right in 2018.
Moretti made Conduit with the help of Nation of Language singer Ian Devaney. The album is produced by Jake Aron (Snail Mail, Barrie) and Andrew Maury (Kimbra, Ra Ra Riot).
Back in September, The Strokes' guitarist Nick Valensi confirmed that the group had finished recording their new album.
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