Immaculate Machine - Ones and Zeros is 10

I love several tunes from Immaculate Machine's 2005 album Ones and Zeros. The album is 10 years old today, so it's a great time to listen to some of these great, energetic, heartfelt power pop tunes. Kathryn Calder was in the band and you know her now from her work with The New Pornographers and her solo albums.

"Broken Ship"

"Invention '77"

"So Cynical"

"No Way Out"

Pic from Zunior.

New music from Kathryn Calder

I first experienced Kathryn Calder's music when I discovered Immaculate Machine. I love some of their tunes like "Broken Ship", "Invention '77", "Jarhand" and "Dear Confessor". I've experienced her solo on her 2010 album Are You My Mother? and 2011's Bright And Vivid. More recently, I've seen her and photographed her with The New Pornographers.

Kathryn now has another solo album, this one self-titled, that just came out on April 14. Take a listen to a couple of beautiful indie pop tunes:

"Take a Little Time"

"Song In Cm". Kathryn describes it as, "...a quiet song about despite ultimately having to go through life on our own, it’s so much better with the company of the people we love and who love us in return.

Beautiful music from Kathryn Calder

Bright and Vivid is a perfect title for Kathryn Calder's most recent release.  Don't believe me?  Listen to the beautiful and varied songs below.

Try out "Who Are You?" and


"Turn a Light On" from Bright and Vivid.


And "Arrow" from Are You My Mother?


There.  Don't you feel better now?

And if you don't know her old band Immaculate Machine, listen to "Broken Ship" from 2005's Ones and Zeroes,


and "Jarhand" from 2007's Fables.


Awesome!