Hailing from Dallas, the three-piece alternative rock band Secret Machines consists of Brandon Curtis on vocals, bass, and keyboards, Benjamin Curtis on guitar and backing vocals, and Josh Garza on drums. Their sound is a blend of progressive rock and Krautrock, showcased in their debut album "Now Here is Nowhere," released in 2004 to critical acclaim. Despite not achieving commercial success, their follow-up album "Ten Silver Drops" received positive reviews and led to an interview with David Bowie on radio, who was a fan of the band. Benjamin Curtis departed from the band in 2007, but Brandon and Josh have recently reunited to work on a new album after a period of inactivity since 2010. Secret Machines have toured with notable acts like Foo Fighters, Oasis, and Interpol, appealing to fans of Pink Floyd, U2, and other space rock influences.

Secret Machines, a Dallas-based trio composed of Brandon Curtis, Benjamin Curtis, and Josh Garza, deliver a unique blend of progressive and Krautrock in their music. Their debut album "Now Here is Nowhere," released in 2004, earned critical acclaim with a 4 out of 5-star rating from All Music Guide. Despite modest commercial success, their sophomore album "Ten Silver Drops" garnered positive reviews and even attracted the attention of legendary artist David Bowie. Benjamin Curtis eventually left the band in 2007, leading to a hiatus until Brandon and Josh regrouped in recent years to work on new music. Secret Machines have shared the stage with notable acts such as Foo Fighters and Kings of Leon, catering to fans of Space Rock bands like Pink Floyd, Mercury Rev, and the Flaming Lips.