Machine Men
Machine Men formed in 2004 around Chris Urbanowicz and Tony Palermo. They put out their first album, Speed Machine, independently the next year. Their sound...
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Machine Men formed in 2004 around Chris Urbanowicz and Tony Palermo. They put out their first album, Speed Machine, independently the next year. Their sound had an industrial rock edge, with songs like Against The Freaks and Betrayed By Angels showing a confrontational streak that drew a following.
They released several more albums, including Razorblade Symphony in 2007 and Electric Messiah in 2009. Their music shifted over time, moving from a raw sound toward something more atmospheric. The band's core lineup included drummer Simon Rippin.
Machine Men's live shows were known for being intense, often using unsettling visuals. They worked with other artists like Trent Reznor and Billy Corgan, which brought different textures to their records. Their last studio album was Simulacrum in 2016.
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