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Evil Machines
Evil Machines formed in Birmingham in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Kane "Slasher" Archer, bassist Ethan "Razor" Carter, and drummer Jake "Bonesaw"...
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Evil Machines formed in Birmingham in 2005 around vocalist and guitarist Kane "Slasher" Archer, bassist Ethan "Razor" Carter, and drummer Jake "Bonesaw" Butler. Their debut EP, "Apocalypse Now," came out in 2007, built on raw guitar riffs and Archer's aggressive vocals.
Their track "Assassin" drew particular attention for its violent lyrics, sparking criticism from some groups. The band argued their music reflected modern realities, and they faced legal challenges and protests over their content.
They've released albums like "The Devil's Playground" in 2009, "Black Mass" in 2013, "Annihilation" in 2017, and "Reign of Terror" in 2022. Other songs include "Killer Machine," "Machine Gun," and "Sinners."
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