Brian Kassan, also known as Bloomfield Machine, has released a new album called “Suiteness”. This is his fourth album, and he has been making music for a while, previously playing in bands like Wondermints and Tikiyaki Orchestra. He started making music on his own in 2017, and his style is a mix of different influences, including famous bands like the Beatles, Radiohead, and Depeche Mode.

“Suiteness” is an album with 16 short instrumental tracks, each with its own unique sound. Brian plays many instruments like keyboards, guitar, bass, and drums to create beautiful and imaginative music. He recorded the album in his home in California. He worked with Greg Maloney, a skilled musician who has collaborated with famous composer Danny Elfman, to make the album sound its best. Brian says his music is a blend of creative sounds and textures with catchy melodies. He thinks each song can make listeners imagine pictures and feel emotions.

The album can be enjoyed in two ways, as background music or by listening closely with headphones to appreciate the detailed sound creations. Even though Brian doesn’t perform live, his music has received excellent feedback. Pitchfork Music complimented Bloomfield Machine for making unique and experimental music that combines modern electronic rhythms with specially created sounds and textures, creating a truly distinctive experience. Brian is very enthusiastic about his music and hopes that people will enjoy “Suiteness”. He’s delighted to talk to anyone who wants to learn more about his work and share his music with more people. Brian has released seven albums in seven years, and he keeps exploring new sounds and ideas in electronic music.

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