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The Machine

Country

Netherlands

Bio / info

The Machine is a power trio from the Rotterdam area (NL). Their music characterizes itself as powerful with a lot of dynamics: ranging from hard-hitting rock to spaced out jams with a more experimental approach. Their very own sound is a compromise between organic and groovy drumming, inventive low end pounding and a punishing wall of guitar with some old school lead work. Since forming in 2007, The Machine released several albums and played at some amazing occasions – among them are the fantastic Roadburn Festival (2010 & 2011), Burg Herzberg Festival (2011), DunaJam Festival (2012) and numerous club shows throughout Europe. They’re currently signed to Elektrohasch Records.

Website

http://www.themachineweb.com

Related articles (1)

• Review: The Machine - Calmer Than You Are (Peter Thelen 2013-04-01)

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The Machine — Calmer Than You Are (Elektrohasch 157, 2012, CD)

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