The Great Machine Doesn’t Help is the 21st studio album by Davis, CA “virtual band” eNuminous & Archimedes, the brainchild of experimental musician Matthew Chenoweth Wright, who has released 20 expressive albums that emphasize creative individuality, dadism, and avant-garde composition.
With his latest greatest hits compilation, Talkies: Tango Through the Aether, Wright resonates with listeners who prefer abstract genres to produce a sound that isn’t entirely radio friendly but is meant for the stereo airwaves in one’s mind.
The work of eNuminous & Archimedes delves through the continuum of time and space without any cliches, as this project is meant to seek out inner emotions through subjects such as science fiction and noir.
Wright expresses humanity and grief with poetic albums such as O Captain, a dedication to his late partner. He also flips the script to emerge into the futuristic February 30 1912 while maintaining the same quality and abstract appeal as other projects with new twists and turns throughout every track.
The works of Wright and band humors the psyche, both human and abnormal, to dig deeper into the music with every listen — eNuminous & Archimedes makes a strong sentiment and projects a stronger message to shake up the norms of the world. This band seamlessly transverses through genres with both heavy and light songs to explore everything in between.
The Great Machine Doesn’t Help is available on all streaming services. You can find more of their music at soundcloud.com/enuminous
eNuminous & Archimedes
eNuminous & Archimedes is the brainchild of experimental musician Matthew Chenoweth Wright, with expressive albums that emphasize creative individuality, dadism, and avant-garde composition. With his latest greatest hits compilation, Talkies: Tango Through the Aether , Wright resonates with listeners who prefer abstract genres to produce a sound that isn’t entirely radio friendly but is meant for the stereo airwaves in one’s mind.
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