The Piano Machine Milano, Italy
The piano machine is a psychedelic pop band from Milan, Italy.
Named after the idea of the piano as a song-making machine,
they've released a trilogy of EPs dedicated to means of transport as a metaphor for traveling through music, and an album entitled "Elephant In The Water".
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