(Post-Rock, Experimental, Slowcore, Indie) Macha - Дискография (1998 - 2004, 4 релиза), mp3 (tracks), 320 kBit/s

01. When They First Saw The Floating World [6:27]
02. Cat Wants To Be A Dog [5:21]
03. The Buddha Nature [4:17]
04. Untitled [0:32]
05. Double Life [4:02]
06. Hairy, Parched (Invisible) [0:57]
07. Alternative & Punk [5:55]
08. Visiting The Ruins [7:58]
09. Capital City [6:09]
10. Light The Chinese Flower [5:55]
11. Sama Sama [7:04]
Время звучания альбома: 00:54:29

01. Mandi With the Nightbugs [3:18]
02. Central Java: Highland Zither Song [3:00]
03. W. Sumatra: Talempong Pre-K Koran [3:54]
04. W. Sumatra: Depot Saluang [2:06]
05. W. Java: Badui Rice Harvest (Anklung Circle dance) [10:48]
06. Central Java: Family Zither Song [3:31]
07. W. Java: Sunda Song [3:04]
08. W. Java: Gamelan (Song Orchestra) [7:56]
09. W. Java: Sunda Anklung (Bamboo Tube Shakers) [4:28]
10. N. Bali: Learning the Instruments [0:57]
11. W. Java: Imas' Sunda Song [1:06]
12. Central Bali: Genggong Solo (Bamboo Mouth Harp) [1:17]
13. W. Java: Song of the Gongsmiths [2:48]
14. W. Java: Jaipongan Song (Popular/Risque Torch-Song Style) [4:53]
15. W. Java: Testing Satu, Dua, Tiga [1:23]
16. W. Java: Jaipongan II W/ Flaming Speaker [7:17]
17. Central Bali: Genggong Solo II [2:13]
18. N. Bali: Palm Wine and Dog Satay [2:20]
19. W. Java: Lagu Mistik [2:08]
20. W. Java: Rina Sings Bubury Bulan [1:14]
Время звучания альбома: 01:09:30

01. Riding The Reils [1:35]
02. Sally [4:53]
03. Until Your Temples Are Pouding [3:14]
04. Man Wants To Be Bird [0:37]
05. The Nipplegong [6:03]
06. Come Close [1:52]
07. Submarine Lover [3:50]
08. Mirror [5:55]
09. Between Stranded Sonars [8:02]
Время звучания альбома: 00:35:59

1. You And New Plastic (03:47)
2. Never Underdose (06:50)
3. Hey Goodbye (04:40)
4. Only The Bodies Survive (07:07)
5. How Are Your Windows? (00:08)
6. How Are Your Windows? (00:05)
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85. How Are Your Windows? (00:08)
86. Believe (04:55)
Время звучания альбома: 00:34:05

01. Forget Tomorrow [5:01]
02. (Do the) Inevitable [3:45]
03. D-D-D [2:48]
04. While the People Sleep [2:21]
05. Smash & Grab [4:44]
06. It's Okay Paper Tiger [3:56]
07. C'mon C'mon Oblivion [4:45]
08. Back in Baby's Arm [1:28]
09. Now Disappearing [3:44]
10. From the Merak Lounge [2:17]
11. Calming Passengers [3:41]
12. Sub II [3:14]
13. No Surprise Party [5:59]
Время звучания альбома: 00:47:36

In 1996, multi-instrumentalist Joshua McKay and his drum-playing brother Mischo McKay found themselves both living in Athens, GA, after a three-year separation (they had last lived together in Gainesville, FL, where they were both in a band called Emperor Moth). Back together in an offbeat college town, the musical twosome quickly formed Macha along with another multi-instrumentalist friend, Kai Reidl. Not easily pigeonholed, Macha employs voice, guitar, and drums along with many non-traditional instruments -- hammered dulcimer, vibraphone, gongs, and a synthesizer called "the fun machine," amongst others -- to create music that is a combination of drone rock and Indonesian folk music. The band released their self-titled debut album in 1998 for Jetset Records. It was followed a year later by See It Another Way, an album that was marked by the inclusion of Wes Martin (yet another multi-instrumentalist) as a permanent member of the band. In 2000, Macha teamed up with Bedhead, another brother-powered (Bubba and Matt Kadane) drone outfit, for the mini-album Macha Loved Bedhead. The group returned in 2004 with Forget Tomorrow.
Macha's music combines the precision tension-and-release post-rock of Mogwai with the lush, hypnotic grind of My Bloody Valentine, along with elements of post-punk, kraut-rock and especially Indonesian Gamelan. The CMJ New Music Report opined that the band "may have invented a new genre - call it Indo-rock." They are notably known for incorporating the following instruments into their sets: Javanese zither, Balinese bamboo flute, hammered dulcimer, Hawaiian slide guitar, talempong nipple gongs and Nepalese shawms, vibraphone, and a '70s-era thrift-store organ called the Fun Machine.