MWM is a Syracuse, NY based electronic act that utilizes hardware synths to create an interesting blend of industrial/electronic laced with female vocals.

MAN WOMAN MACHINE is a Syracuse, NY & Boston, MA - based electronic duo that utilizes hardware synthesizers to create an interesting blend of industrial/electronic/trip hop laced with powerful yet haunting female vocals.

The band consists of Tracey DiLascio (vocals/piano), and Joe Lupia (modular & hardware synthesizers/ programming/ vocals).

MWM was formed in January 2013, by founding members Joe Lupia and Brandi Kotlarz. Within 10 months of the project's inception, they released their debut album, "From Darkness", on November 10th 2013 at a joint cd release party for their good friends Shutterdown's album "Dreamwalker" in Pittsburgh, PA.

In January 2014, Brandi stepped down from the band in pursuit of her solo studio project Porcelain Siren, while Joe busied himself remixing artists such as Attrition, Standard Issue Citizen, Antidote For Annie, Spider Lilies, Interface, Empyrean Asunder, Angelspit, and remixed 3 tracks for the remix companion album to "From Darkness", entitled "Darkness Rewired".

"Darkness Rewired" was released on June 20th, and boasted an impressive array of remixers from the likes of Interface, Caustic, Attrition, Hero Defekt (featuring Mike Jenney of Assemblage 23), Standard Issue Citizen, Machines On Blast, Antidote For Annie, Shutterdown, Circuit Jerk, and Corroded Existence.

June also brought another major achievement as their track "Bearing The Palm" was included on the Metropolis Records/Distortion Productions release "Electronic Saviors: Industrial Music To Cure Cancer Volume 3: Remission". The month also brought the arrival of a new member to the band, as Tracey DiLascio (Antidote For Annie) stepped in to take over vocal duties.

Tracey will be making her live debut with Man Woman Machine on July 27th in Buffalo, NY, as the band opens up for GRENDEL, Ludovico Technique, and Standard Issue Citizen! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.