Machine Head have found a replacement for longtime bassist Adam Duce, who departed earlier this year. The new bassist is Jared MacEachern. Longtime fans of Machine Head and astute metalheads will recognize the musician's name, as he toured with the 'Head when he was the frontman and guitarist of North Carolina band Sanctity, who released one album ('Road to Bloodshed') on Roadrunner in '07 before splitting.
Machine Head are looking for a temporary bassist to perform with the band at the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival this summer. Longtime bassist Adam Duce left the band earlier this year.
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Machine Head and longtime bassist Adam Duce have parted ways. Below is the Head's statement on the matter.
"Machine Head and bassist Adam Duce have parted ways. The split is amicable, and Machine Head would like to wish Adam th
If you know metal, chances are you know the name Logan Mader.
In under 10 years, he's transitioned from journeyman metallurgist: guitarist for Machine Head, Soulfly and the lesser-known Medication to being one of the most respected names in metal p
Not only has Chris Kontos been a fixture on the Bay Area scene as skin-basher for the likes of Machine Head and Testament (just to name a few), he's also made it his mission to aid refugees escape oppressio
After being forced to miss a total of nine dates on their tour due to frontman Robb Flynn's emergency hernia surgery, Machine Head will be returning to the Dethklok, All That Remains, and The Black Dahlia Murder tour for the Nov. 24 date in Portland, Oregon as expected. What a warrior
Machine Head have announced they've been forced to miss 9 dates on their current North American tour with Dethklok, All That Remains and the Black Dahlia Murder so that singer/guitarist Robb Flynn can undergo emergency surgery.
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The feud continues. For the third time, Walt Disney Properties have asked Live Nation to cancel Machine Head's Dec. 4 performance at Disney's House of Blues in Orlando, Fla., according to a statement from the group's label, Roadrunner Record
While most bands temper the heavier side of their sound as they get older, Machine Head do the exact opposite. Since forming in 1991, the Bay Area metallists have experimented with different approaches to their songwriting, but since their 2003 Through the Ashes of Empires record, the group have gone for the jugular.
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