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Oakland, Califórnia (1992 – presente)

Machine Head é uma banda de thrash/groove metal, formada em 1992 em Oakland, Califórnia. Seus componentes originais são: Robb Flynn (vocal e guitarra), Logan Mader (guitarra), Adam Duce (baixo e backing vocal) e Chris Kontos (bateria).

Seu primeiro álbum, chamado Burn My Eyes (1994), foi consagrado pelos fãs e crítica. Tendo várias faixas que tornaram-se verdadeiros hinos para fãs deste estilo músical. Como por exemplo: “Davidian”, “Old” e “None But My Own”.

Com o lançamento de seu primeiro álbum a banda foi chamada de “filhos do Slayer”, pelo peso e a notável influência que esta banda exercia sobre eles. Após isto o baterista Chris Kontos largou a banda para se juntar ao Testament e para substituí-lo entrou na banda o baterista Dave McClain, para então lançarem seu segundo álbum The More Things Change (1997). Este novo álbum foi marcado com uma nova fase da banda. As músicas eram mais agressivas e com uma certa pitada de hardcore. “The More Things Change” fez muito sucesso com os fãs da banda também, com destaque para as músicas “Ten Ton Hammer” e “Take My Scars”.

Em 1998 inesperadamente o guitarrista Logan Mader saiu da banda e foi substituído por Ahrue Luster. Com um novo guitarrista a banda lançou em 1999 um novo álbum, entitulado The Burning Red. Este foi, talvez o álbum mais polêmico da banda. Seu estilo havia mudado bastante. Havia forte influência de new metal, com vocais de rap e bases de guitarra mais simples. Mas em compensação foi o álbum da banda que a tornou mais conhecida do grande público.
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  • anthraxfan

    Hail metalheads! I want to introduce you my band called Eternal Fever. We're from Poland and we playe thrash metal. Listen, like us and subscribe, if you like fast and thrashy music you'll like it! http://www.myspace.com/eternal.fever https://www.facebook.com/EternalFever?fref=ts http://www.youtube.com/user/EternalFeverPL?feature=mhee

    20 Mai 16h22 Responder

  • DimebagMustaine

    I don't think you understood what I meant. If you don't aim at earning money from your music, why the hell would you sell it? Just upload all your albums on a website for people to download it without charge. Hence why everything that is being sold is commercial, duh. I don't get how can you not understand such elementary stuff. If you simply want to gain popularity, you wouldn't sell your music either, you'd just go with the option I've mentioned earlier.

    20 Mai 11h49 Responder

  • spineshank155

    lol those MA reviews are hilarious. Those metalheads are so elitist that they actually believe The Blackening is nu metal.

    20 Mai 2h05 Responder

  • Venusfly91

    Also, it has nothing to do with being available on CD or vinyl.

    20 Mai 1h01 Responder

  • Venusfly91

    "The moment you put your music on a CD/Vinyl and start selling it, your music becomes commercial and you're a sellout." Wrong! Guess again. (hint: 1994-1997 - were groove metal when it was popular, 1998-2001 - were nu metal when it was popular)

    19 Mai 23h16 Responder

  • DimebagMustaine

    The administration of MA strongly believes that Atheist have jazz influences in their music and that Annihilator have been doing nothing but groove metal in their later material. Need I say more how braindead the community of that site is?

    19 Mai 11h22 Responder

  • corpsetastic

    ------------- 'Machine Head are delusional about being a shitty nu metal band, they're not even good at it, and by throwing all the shit they want to be into the mix, they put together something that's in the basement of nu-metal with Kittie, though at least they seem to embrace the spectacle they put on. It's not shameless like that, it's shameful nu-metal that tries to not be what it is, it tries to be something else that it can't be at the same time, and it comes out in these awful ten minute misadventures. They're too concerned with mixing in some Pantera-aping and throwing in lots of solos that they couldn't do a single one of them well.' -------- there you have it folks.

    19 Mai 2h07 Responder

  • corpsetastic

    Metal-Archives have a real bone to pick with MH. One review gave The Blackening 5% and called it nu metal LOL. The hilarious thing is it wasn't even a troll, some asshole took the time to write a marvelous essay. --------------- 'Lame radio rock choruses with a singer that doesn't even have the charisma of a typical butt rock singer, sort of like Puddle of Mudd but less memorable. Completely aimless random melodic noodling, often harmonized, that goes nowhere. It's not a guitar solo that grabs the feeling of the song and soars with it, it's more like an amateur chopping through 16th notes at a moderate pace with no idea where he's going with it, nor any idea where it started.'

    19 Mai 2h06 Responder

  • DimebagMustaine

    The moment you put your music on a CD/Vinyl and start selling it, your music becomes commercial and you're a sellout. Quit acting as if your favorite bands aren't sellouts either, posers.

    18 Mai 9h48 Responder

  • Venusfly91

    Also I find it funny that Machine Head was called "sell-out" when they wrote "Supercharger" and "Burning Red" when in fact they've sold out from the beginning. Also, what did everyone expect from a group of people who have no day jobs besides music?

    18 Mai 2h56 Responder

  • Venusfly91

    I agree with corpsetastic. The Battery cover is great! Otherwise, MoreBRAAAINS is right in his first sentence.

    18 Mai 2h52 Responder

  • rusverm

    http://vk.com/kritikarokpesen?w=wall-51140227_800 Aesthetics Of Hate очень высоко оценена

    13 Mai 17h52 Responder

  • bloodgrave45

    This band owns so much

    12 Mai 9h52 Responder

  • MosherSam13

    or Descend The Shades Of Night

    11 Mai 19h55 Responder

  • MosherSam13

    Bulldozer is probably my favourite Machine Head song. Bulldozer crushes all. Nuff said

    9 Mai 17h58 Responder

  • corpsetastic

    The More Things Change is under rated as fuck. \/ Battery is a great cover, Fucking Hostile is decent and Hallowed Be Thy Name is amazing, Robb ain't gonna sing in Bruce's range is he?

    6 Mai 2h57 Responder

  • MoreBRAAAINS

    Lol, awful band. And awful attempts at trying to cover good bands.

    5 Mai 1h04 Responder

  • rusverm

    http://vk.com/kritikarokpesen?w=wall-51140227_634 их песня Struck a Nerve высоко оценена

    29 Abr 15h20 Responder

  • ryujijitei

    The last 2, and the debut are their best albums. [3] For once I actually agree with one of these.

    26 Abr 21h08 Responder

  • IBlackened

    The last 2, and the debut are their best albums [2]. Although I include Through The Ashes Empires.

    23 Abr 17h48 Responder
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