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Bloodstone and Diamonds

Catharsis

2017 Single Slam

Single Slam – Catharsis by Machine Head (Catharsis)

08/12/201711/12/2017 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher 0 Comments American, Beyond the Pale, Bloodstone and Diamonds, Burn My Eyes, catharsis, Dave McClain, Jared MacEachern, machine head, Metal, New Metal, New Music, Nuclear Blast, Phil Demmel, Robb Flynn, Silent hill, The Blackening, The More Things Change, Through The Ashes Of Empires, Unto The Locust

Machine Head, have released the title track of the new album, Catharsis. Catharsis is due out on the 26th of January, 2018 via Nuclear Blast.

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Album Review: Machine Head – Bloodstone & Diamonds (Nuclear Blast)

12/11/201416/12/2019 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher 0 Comments Bloodstone and Diamonds, Burn My Eyes, California, Dave McClain, Jared MacEachern, machine head, Norwich, Oakland, Phil Demmel, Robb Flynn, The Blackening, The Burning Red, The More Things Change, Unto The Locust

It is no secret that I like Machine Head, a lot. I liked them through the good and bad times

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