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Chennai’s Sunflower Tape Machine puts noise at the centre of his debut album

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Sangita Rajan
Chennai’s Sunflower Tape Machine puts noise at the centre of his debut album
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Chennai-based musician Aryaman Singh, known as Sunflower Tape Machine, has released his debut album titled 'I LIKE NOISE. MATTER OF FACT, I LOVE IT.' The record is a collection of five years of work, unified by shoegaze influences and experimental noise.

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The album represents the evolving landscape of independent music production in India.

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An artiste’s debut album is often their most personal piece of work — a distillation of the years, influences, instincts and experiments that led them to finding their voice. For Chennai-based independent musician Aryaman Singh, the new album is personal for another reason: it is five years of making music without ever quite setting out to make an album.

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