Color Machine is an album by Boston-based rock group The Lights Out

The Lights Out

-Biography:The Lights Out started when Rishava Green and Matt King met in the Model Café in Allston, Massachusetts, where they formed a band before ever playing a note together. Green had recently written and recorded eleven tracks that were later named Douglas Sessions ’05 with the purpose of...

 inspired from the tracks on their ep's The Lights Out (EP) and ¡Heist!

¡Heist!

¡Heist! is an EP by Boston-based rock group The Lights Out . It was self-released in 2008 . All songs were later used to create The Lights Out first LP Color Machine.-Track listing:# "Money Or Time"# "Liquid"# "Never Going Back"# "Get Up Get Up"...

. It was self-released in September 2009.

Reception

The album received positive reviews and listings from publications and websites such as

• The Boston Phoenix
• The Boston Globe
• The Boston Herald
• The Music Slut
• Playground Boston

Track listing

1. "Money Or Time"
2. "Gottagetouttahere"
3. "Red Letter Day"
4. "Liquid"
5. "Five Seventeen"
6. "Never Going Back"
7. "Ms. Fortune"
8. "Stormy"
9. "Count Me Out"
10. "Get Up Get Up"
11. "Last Hurrah"
12. "New Gets Old"
13. "Danny Partridge"

The Lights Out (EP)

The Lights Out (EP) is an EP by Boston-based rock group The Lights Out

The Lights Out

-Biography:The Lights Out started when Rishava Green and Matt King met in the Model Café in Allston, Massachusetts, where they formed a band before ever playing a note together. Green had recently written and recorded eleven tracks that were later named Douglas Sessions ’05 with the purpose of...

. It was self-released in 2007. The majority of the songs were later used to create The Lights Out

The Lights Out

-Biography:The Lights Out started when Rishava Green and Matt King met in the Model Café in Allston, Massachusetts, where they formed a band before ever playing a note together. Green had recently written and recorded eleven tracks that were later named Douglas Sessions ’05 with the purpose of...

first LP Color Machine.

External links

• The Boston Herald
• The Boston Globe