MACHINE HEAD

Release Year: 1994
Artist Origin: USA
Style: modern explosive angry groovy metal

partly responsible for limiting the career of ambitious Bay Area thrashers Vio-Lence back in the day, Rob Flynn was quick to launch what has become one of the most recognizable entities in angst-ridden groovy metal, quickly gaining momentum through the nineties, especially in US of A: groundbreaking longplay debut by acclaimed four-piece is one of those few records that proudly wear a "masterpiece of modern metal" tag, where music sounds absolutely organic, highly explosive and utterly tight through the set of eleven brilliant, crunchy and heavy songs that resonated together in the right place at the right time, while a decent part of success is related to soul-touching and wounds of society opening lyrics, as well as peculiarly convincing singing style of Rob