For those who don’t live in the US, Slayer put The Warfield Theatre in San Francisco California on the map with a live album in the summer of 2003. That venue saw Machine Head take to the stage on 19th January alongside Fear Factory and Iron Serbian from Capital Chaos TV caught a pair of
Culled from hours of footage taken during last year’s Vikings & Lionhearts European Tour with Amon Amarth and The Halo Effect as well as the Electric Happy Hour Live tours that has been lovingly edited together by Mike Sloat, “Arrøws In Wørds Frøm The Sky” from the tenth Machine Head album “Øf Kingdøm And Crøwn”
The first part of a journey that sees Robb Flynn and Jared MacEachern enter the studio in June 2021 to demo some ideas for a new as yet untitled 10th album has surfaced. The new axis of Evil writing partnership for Machine Head had previously worked with producer Zach Ohren and drummer Navene Koperweiss (Entheos,
Back in the year 2000, “The Burning Red” from Machine Head received a mixed bag of reviews but has aged well, unlike the album that followed it. Filmed at The Metro in Chicago Illinois on 20th February 2000, here’s a full set from the band before they did the “evening with” shows, Primer 55 and
As the bickering continues in the background with their now former Guitarist and Vio-lence man Phil Demmel talking to anyone who’s interested about the “Catharsis” album and why he and Dave McClain (now back in Sacred Reich) exited stage left, including this new article here, it’s time we did some celebrating. While the “Burn My
As they count down to the end the Dave McClain and Phil Demmel era of Machine Head, the band have released a lyric video for the controversial “Triple Beam”. The song is from recent release “Catharsis” and sees a return of the “The Burning Red” albums Nu-Metal leanings. Check out our review!
Tonight is the second of Machine Head‘s sold out back to back “Evening With” nights at the 1,700 capacity Roundhouse in London, a pair of dates slap-bang in the middle of the Oakland California Metaller’s eight date UK run. From the opening bars of “Imperium” to the ticker-tape fall of “Halo” the show is a celebration
