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Watch Machine Head Perform “The More Things Change” on Their Livestream ft. Logan Mader

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Machine Head has been killing it on their livestream series, performing weekly since the start of the pandemic. The band is especially good at performing their album playthroughs and just did one for their crucial second album The More Things Change (Roadrunner) and its 25th anniversary. The performance featured original MH second guitarist Logan Mader, who was recently back in the band for the Burn My Eyes 25 World Tour. Not only did they play the full album of TMTC, but a bunch of tracks from their debut Burn My Eyes too. Unfortunately, the video got a copyright strike on YouTube for the music the band owns! Now it is back up after an appeal. You can check out our album retrospective here for its 25th anniversary. Enjoy this greatness!

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Machine Head Releases “Burn My Eyes (Live In The Studio)” to Streaming Services

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In 2019 when Machine Head reunited most of their classic lineup for the Burn My Eyes 25 tour, the band performed a playthrough of the entire album, which they then shared as video on YouTube, and eventually released it on a limited edition vinyl. The widely successful sold-out BME25 tour was halted by the pandemic, but the band recently performed together again on a livestream for the 27th anniversary of the album release. The band just shared the live studio recording to all streaming services now!     

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Watch Machine Head Play All Three New Songs from the “Arrows In Words from The Sky” Single 

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Machine Head teased performed all therre of their new songs from ther current digital single during their regular Friday afternoon Livestream “Electric Happy Hour” this week. They performed “Arrows In Words from The Sky,”  “Become the Firestorm,”  and “Rotten” among a setlist that included major hits and some deep cuts too. “Arrows In Words from The Sky” is the latest in a series of singles the band has been releasing for the last few years, and they will end up on a future full length album in 2022, confirmed by Robb Flynn here.  Continue reading →