At Home With Kyp Malone of Rain Machine
We’re mighty familiar with Kyp Malone, having written a feature about his solo music and a cover story about his main gig, TV On The Radio. Still, longtime enamor or not, we were surprised with how much we liked his solo debut as Rain Machine. Malone’s voice sounds like an heirloom, passed down generation by generation. It rings as a truly organic record, accented with bells and loose strings. We recently went by Malone’s Greenpoint apartment to sit with him and discover Rain Machine’s environmental footprint.
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- FADER TV: Max B Welcomes Us Into His Home (Part II)
- posted on Oct 12, 2009 in FADER TV, MUSIC CHANNEL, MUSIC INTERVIEWS SHOW
- tags Kyp Malone, Rain Machine, rock, TV on the Radio
October 12th, 2009 at 1:26 pm
“Malone’s voice sounds like an heirloom, passed down generation by generation.”
live proof, if needed:
http://lightsoundsla.blogspot.com/2009/09/rain-machine-live-getty-92606.html
listen to this and share the link with a friend
October 12th, 2009 at 5:05 pm
The album is beautiful and the live show was a treasure for sure. My only complaint is that he can’t sing all the vocals on stage. His backup vocalist just doesn’t have his timbre, even though she has his range. There is but one Kyp Malone.