.ISpeakMachine are here to stir your subconscious and redefine the unconventional
Thoroughly original in its own right, I Speak Machine has spent the last decade stirring our subconscious and defining the conventional, combining music technology and vintage synths with striking, can’t-look-away visuals that reflect and imprint themselves on our deepest and darkest dreams.
It’s saturated, cinematic and unforgettable. And bloody. Sometimes I Speak Machine gets very bloody. “Visually it gets right to the point, which is to unsettle and release,” frontwoman Tara Busch explains. “The image of blood dripping and splashing is what this music looks and feels like, if that makes sense.
The first song for WAR was “Santa Monica,” the “I am just a star lyric” coming to her while riding her mountain bike in Cardiff, Wales, hoping to hold onto the lyric until she got home. “That part sort of went back into my head in a dormant state until I came across a Judy Garland performance from 1964 a few years ago which really inspired me to finish writing it,” she says.
Theatrics aside, I Speak Machine is a deeply provocative and personal project, exemplifying artistic freedom, extending the boundaries for all things creative, reflecting back on all of us like a thoroughly thrilling Rorschach test. “I hope it makes people feel less alone, a sort of cocktail of joy, comfort and discomfort, hysteria and catharsis,” Busch says, of her music. “At this stage in my life, I’m ecstatic and grateful that people listen and watch. It’s magical.”
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