Machine Head has will release the 10th album of their career this week – Of Kingdom and Crown (Nuclear Blast/Imperium Recordings). Read full our review here and watch out the short video review here! The album can be pre-ordered below. The band has teased a new music video for the track “NØ GØDS NØ MASTERS” – due out with the album release.
Check out our review of the new album from Machine Head – “Of Kingdom and Crown!” Out now from Nuclear Blast Records/Imperium Recordings!
Machine Head has dropped their second single, “Unhallowed,” from their upcoming new album, Of Kingdom and Crown (stylized as ØF KINGDØM AND CRØWN), due out August 26th, 2022 via Nuclear Blast/Imperium Records. Stream the single and watch the video “Unhallowed!”
Machine Head has dropped their second behind the scenes look at their new album, Of Kingdom and Crown, due out August 26th via Nucear Blast/Imperium Records. This episode freatues recording drums with Navene Koperweis (ex-Animals As Leaders, Entheos, Animosity)! Watch it now!
Machine Head has dropped their new single and music video for their new single, “Choke On The Ashes of Your Hate!” The band has been releasing a succession of singles including the triple-single release Arrows In Words From The Sky, leading up to an expected new Machine Head album, their tenth since 1994’s Burn My Eyes (Roadrunner). The record is due later this year, via Nuclear Blast and Imperium Recordings. Watch it now!
Machine Head has dropped a second music video teaser for a new single, “Choke On The Ashes of Your Hate,” due out on April 12th! The band has been releasing a succession of singles including the triple-single release Arrows In Words From The Sky, leading up to an expected new Machine Head album, their tenth since 1994’s Burn My Eyes (Roadrunner). The record is due later this year, via Nuclear Blast and Imperium Recordings.
Machine Head has dropped a video teaser for a new music video due out on April 12th! The band has been releasing a succession of singles including the triple-single release Arrows In Words From The Sky, leading up to an expected new Machine Head album, their tenth since 1994’s Burn My Eyes (Roadrunner). The record is due later this year, via Nuclear Blast and Imperium Recordings.