Memory Machine

Memory Machine is a fake early-2000s internet world built inside a fully interactive Windows XP-style operating system. Fake websites, fake forums, fake YouTube, fake games, fake people, late-night AIM messages, forgotten downloads, rabbit holes, dial-up sounds, weird uploads, and a whole internet that keeps moving when you log off. The music behind Memory Machine pulls from internet nostalgia, emotional electronic music, ambient downtempo, future bass, melodic dubstep, lo-fi, indie electronic, digital folk, piano ambience, emo rap, dark pop, vaporwave, slap house, country-inspired storytelling, and atmospheric soundtrack work. Somewhere between old YouTube memories, late-night Tumblr scrolling, CORPSE style dark intimacy, Porter Robinson emotion, Bon Iver loneliness, Morgan Wallen country, Hollow Coves folk, Toby Fox indie gaming soundtracks…underground internet culture, and the feeling of staying online too late in 2006. For fans of nostalgic internet music, emotional electronic, retro web aesthetics, lo-fi ambience, melancholic future bass, digital folk, internetcore, weirdcore, atmospheric gaming soundtracks, old YouTube culture, and songs that feel like memories pulled off a dying hard drive.