Album Notes

ABOUT THE ALBUM:

"Themes in American Friction is the story of my coming-of-age in America between the 1980s and 2000s. It's a story of family, lost faith, first love, mortality and despair in an era with no Great Depression or World War. I wrote it down and put it to music because I needed to get it all out somehow, and because I needed to make sense of how growing up in my generation could have been so uneventful and terrifying at the same time." - Daniel Machado

Themes in American Friction is Daniel Machado's fourth full-length album and his sixth overall release since 2001. Machado describes the album as a non-fictional, autobiographical rock opera.

REVIEWS:

"One of the most complete locally produced albums in recent memory" Machado's album artwork is "brilliant." - Otis R. Taylor Jr. - The State, Columbia, SC

"Sprawling", "ambitious", "chock-full of power-pop gems." - Patrick Wall - Free Times, Columbia, SC

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Themes in American Friction is available on compact disc (CD). The 16-song album is packaged in a matte-finish digipak and includes a 12-page booklet featuring lyrics, liner notes and 9 illustrations by Daniel Machado.