Saves the Witch releasing Fine Machines - Instrumental
Embark on a sonic journey through introspection and connection with Saves the Witch’s mesmerizing debut album Fine Machines
Saves the Witch, an independent artist from Southport, NC, United States brings a refreshing and thought-provoking addition to the Art Rock genre with his debut album, Fine Machines. This unique collection of tracks not only highlights the extraordinary talent of Eric Maynes, the mastermind behind the project but also offers a fusion of genres that captivates and resonates long after the music ends.
Emerging from the challenging period of the COVID-19 pandemic, Saves the Witch transitioned from folk acoustic music to a more instrumental soundscape, embracing the themes of unity and acceptance. Eric Maynes serves as the writer, arranger, performer, and producer for the project, creating an authentic and cohesive listening experience.
The transition of his musical style is evident in the album Fine Machines, released on September 26, 2024, which offers a blend of Post-Metal, LoFi Study, Art Rock, and more, making it a must-hear for fans of Coheed and Cambria and Sleep Token. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artist’s music, and know more about the artist’s work by scrolling down the page.
The album Fine Machines was recorded entirely in Southport, North Carolina, showcasing a diverse sonic palette through its tracks. Standout songs include “Abeam the Intrepid”, inspired by the “Miracle on the Hudson” event, and “Queen City”, a heartfelt tribute to Charlotte. These tracks embody the spirit of introspection and connection that defines Saves the Witch’s music.
As the PopHits.Co team notes, “Eric Maynes’ ability to intertwine personal experiences with broader themes of connection and unity elevates Fine Machines to a new level of Art Rock excellence.”
Saves the Witch’s music is not only a testament to his technical skills but also his ability to evoke strong emotions and thoughts through rock music. Songs like “I’m Not Ready”, “We Are the Virus”, and “It’s Dangerous to Go Alone, Take Me” showcase his versatility within the Art Rock genre while staying true to his roots. The album’s narrative journey creates a sense of unity among listeners, proving that music can be a great connector in challenging times. As Eric aptly puts it, “We all exist, and because of that, we’re all connected. In many ways, music is that great connector.”
Influenced by bands such as This Will Destroy You, We Lost the Sea, Covet, and God is an Astronaut, Saves the Witch delivers a sophisticated mix of Hard Rock and Post Rock elements. This stylistic blend not only sets him apart from his contemporaries but also positions him as a rising star in the independent music scene. His ability to mix intricate instrumental arrangements with emotional storytelling makes Fine Machines a standout album.
For those looking to immerse themselves in the rich soundscapes of Saves the Witch, more information and music can be found on the Website, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, X, BandCamp, and YouTube. We encourage you to support independent artists like Eric Maynes by following, sharing, and streaming his music.
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