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Machinery
Machinery was a rock band that formed in New York City in the late 1990s. They released three albums: 'Defiance' in 1997, 'Waiting for the Wave' in 1999, and...
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Machinery was a rock band that formed in New York City in the late 1990s. They released three albums: 'Defiance' in 1997, 'Waiting for the Wave' in 1999, and 'City of Angels' in 2002. The band's lineup included Ellis Webb on vocals and guitar, Sam Hayes on bass, and Ethan Jones on drums.
Their 1999 single 'Waiting for the Wave' became their most recognizable track. Other songs like 'Bloodline' and 'Cold' appeared in their catalog. They played shows in Manhattan clubs before gaining wider attention.
The band's lyrics sometimes touched on social and political themes. They developed a following through their live performances. After 'City of Angels' in 2002, there's little information about their activity.
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