An American heavy substance band instituted in 1992 in Oakland, California, Machine Head has been classified as one of the colonizers in the New Wave of American Heavy Metal. Started by the songster and guitarist, Rob Flynn and bass guitarist, Adam Duce, along with guitarist Logan Mader and drummer Tony Constanza, Machine Head has only seen 4 separate changes in band members during their entire lineage as a band in the last 17 times of operation. Although the name has spiked some disputation about it stemming from a Deep Grandiloquent compilation of the same name, Flynn anthologized the name under the reflection that it'sounded cool'. Presently Machine Head members sort of Rob Flynn, Adam Duce, Dave McClain and Phil Demmel.

During the work of their debut miscellany Burn My Eyes, Constanza left the band and was replaced by Chris Kontos. During an Ozzfest term to support The Further Plunder Change and The Burning Red, Mader quit the band and was replaced by Ahrue Luster in order for Machine Head to continue tripping. With issues ringing Roadrunner Records, Machine Head was forced to leave the American ticket of Roadrunner but stayed on with Roadrunner International while Luster left the band due to individual musical diversity. Demmel filled in as a temporary band member and ultimately joined Machine Head as a full- time member.
Machine Head presently has 6 yard releases to their accomplishments over the duration of their time together. Burn My Eyes (1984), The Other Stuff Change (1997), The Burning Red (1999), Supercharger (2001), Through the Ashes of Conglomerates (2003) and The Blackening (2007) have all spoiled Machine Head and their sucker following to what they're present. The Machine Head reader of Supercharger in 2001 was ill timed due to the things of9/11 attacks and the music videotape that depicted structures crashing down and the skyline of trueloves. Although the videotape was produced before the unfortunate attacks, it was still banned from MTV due to its graphic nature and review.

As part of the expanding Machine Head nf merch available for their suckers, October 2005 brought the release of the really first Machine Head DVD-Elegies. This contained footage of a musicale from the Brixton Academy show in December of 2004 as well as 3 music vids. With detailed B movie aspects including true aspects of the band and their battles with record tickets during their dates together, and the changing members and the musical direction of the band themselves, the DVD proved to be a successful throw for Machine Head reaching high spots in both the American and UK requests.
The most recent release for Machine Head, The Blackening in 2007 was considerably hailed by critics all around the world, including the UK, Germany, Australia, Sweden, Ireland, France and North America. For those nuts in the UK looking for special Machine Head merch, the UK performance included a gravy track and a gravy DVD that showed The Making Of The Blackening as well as live appearance footage from the 2006 US Sounds of The Underground tenure
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