Man Made Lake

“Distinguished by a decidedly experimental approach to rock music, MML has been on a perennial up-and-up since the release of 2012’s Murky Waters, having played numerous festivals and garnered high acclaim from Monday Magazine, the Times Colonist and The Zone @ 91.3” — Jake Holm, LYF Magazine Formed in Victoria B.C. by Colin Craveiro and Nate Bailey, Man Made Lake has evolved over the years with members being selected and carefully placed like pieces of a puzzle depicting a vast body of water. Solidifying its roster in 2016 with the addition of drummer Graham Keehn, Man Made Lake is completed by guitarists Stevie Parker, Bob Gronotte and bassist Aaron Blair. The beauty of Man Made Lake is the diversity of influences and the diversity of personalities, which culminate into the diversity of sound. They are a band that strives to never make the same song twice, yet always stay true to their ethos of imaginative music. MML is riding an all time high with the release of their third full length album, Godless. A project that stretched over the course of 3 years has come to light in all of it’s multi-genre glory. From hard hitting alternative rock songs like the first single “Blood in the Sink” to the stripped down folk ballad “Spider Bite”, Godless is a journey through indie rock, funk, 50’s pop and beyond. Lyrically complex with a deeply introspective approach, lead singer Colin delivers a masterful performance woven with symphonic harmonies and emphatic choruses. “The record is called Godless… you can listen to it so many times that it gets stuck in your head and you can’t sleep at night… it features Colin’s beautiful laid back voice and some very interesting lyrics.” Dr. Christopher Ryan – Tangentially Speaking With Godless in hand, Man Made Lake takes to the road this fall in support of their prized release. “I anxiously await any MML performance, but it was extra special to hear some new tracks, grab my download card and grab some frames up close. " Godless " was played front to back. Right from their new single Blood in the Sink to kicking off the well deserved encore with Horsefly, this band had their crowd in every way possible. Love this band.” John Carlow – Finding Charlotte Photography