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''Beautiful Machines'' (2005) is the debut album of the Pinoy rock band, Pupil. It was released on November 10, 2005 under Sony BMG, the same music company that publishes the Eraserheads' music. The band itself describes their music as "dark, loud, and romantic." It is very guitar-driven, stripped down, and the album has a very distinct sound, considering that it is the band's debut album. The album was recorded digitally at Wombworks in Marikina. “We didn’t use amps at all,” says frontman Ely Buendia. The band had its official Album Launch Party on January 31, 2006 at the Mugen Bar Metrowalk. The band also mentioned in an interview with Animax, that the album was greatly influenced by sci-fi. Pupil’s initial plan with ''Beautiful Machines'' album was to produce it with then-Rivermaya frontman Rico Blanco. But due to Blanco’s very hectic schedule, Blanco was not able go in with the project. The production then continued with the help of Patrick Tirano, who plays guitars for both Rugis and (Monkeyspank ). Pupil worked on Beautiful Machines for five months. “''Maganda rin na kami-kami kasi nagkakaalaman pa lang kami kung ano magiging tunog namin'' (It's good that we're just doing it by ourselves because we're still discovering our sound that time)” says Yan in an interview. The album included four songs written in Filipino, the band members' native language. == Track listing == 1. Different Worlds (E. Buendia) 2. Blow Your House Down (E. Buendia) 3. Nasaan Ka? (D. Ventura) 4. She Talks To Trees (E. Buendia) 5. False Alarm (R. Jugo) 6. Gamu-Gamo (E. Buendia) 7. Mary (Y. Yuzon, J Del Rosario) 8. Hypersober (R. Jugo) 9. Dulo Ng Dila (D. Sergio) 10. Beautiful Machines (E. Buendia, D. Ventura, J. Velasco) 11. All This Time (E. Buendia) 12. Dianetic (E. Buendia) 13. Kalawakan (E. Buendia, D. Ventura) 14. Lost Guide (Y. Yuzon, A. Lapus) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Beautiful Machines」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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