There are two artists with the name Candy Machine: 1. A post-hardcore band from Baltimore, MD. 2. An electronic artist with two singles. 1. Starting in 1990 after turning their hometown of Baltimore upside down in search of a guitarist, Derrick Buisch (bass), Joseph Heeg (drum), and Peter Quinn (vocals) eventually found Daniel Papkin to fulfill the six-string role: completing the lineup of Candy Machine. With an influence that rooted from late the 80's-era of Dischord Records (Embrace / Rites of Spring / Beefeater / Fugazi), DeSoto Records (famed for being label of Jawbox) released their debut tape EP Clutter in 1991. Following a deal with the Skene! Records in 1992, Candy Machine had the chance to release their first LP Candy Machine and a second EP Body Of Armistice / Steppers (sometimes called Love of Politics, Politics of Love). Lyle Kissack and Forrest French joined the line up that same year to fulfill the position of drums and bass. With Jamie Panzer replacing French on bass duties in 1994, LP A Modest Proposal also on Skene!, came out with many months of touring to follow until 1996. With 1997 seeing the release of their third LP Tune International on DeSoto Records, Candy Machine continued their saga of never-ending line-up changes with the recruitment of bassist Nat Rabb and keyboardist Chuck Scott before calling it quits in 1998. After the split: Peter Quinn participated in bands INK (Ink and Reagent Specs, both on Monitor records) and LO MOdA. Lyle Kissack was one of the drummers on the album Yes by Jad Fair & Norman Blake. 2. An electronic artist. He has released three singles, No Slave and Hazard, both in 2017, and Seven Senses in 2018. Read more on Last.fm.