The Absorbus Machine isn't just a band, it's Athens' answer to the question "What if a black hole had a really good record collection?" This Greek quartet sucks in everything from sitar twangs to trumpet toots, spitting out a psychedelic smoothie that's part Plato, part Pink Floyd, and entirely bonkers. With a lineup that reads like a pawn shop inventory list (seriously, who brings a harp to a rock show?), The Absorbus Machine proves that music knows no language barrier – or genre boundary, for that matter. Recently spotted contributing to "Yesterday's Sunshine Today," a Nirvana (UK) tribute album, they've shown that even psychedelic pioneers sometimes need a Greek chorus.