




Year : 2026
Style : Melodic Modern Metal , Melodic Power Metal
Country : Sweden , Finland
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 149 mb
Bio:
Machinae Supremacy is a Swedish band that combines modern heavy metal, power metal and alternative rock with chiptunes. Self-defined as "SID metal", many of their songs use a SidStation that features the SID chip of the Commodore 64. They have released a considerable number of songs for free download on their site, 32 original recordings, with approximately 100,000 downloads a month.Deus Ex Machinae, the band's first commercial album was released in 2004 through the independent (and now defunct) MbD Records UK. The band is currently signed to Spinefarm Records, through which they released their second studio album, Redeemer in 2006, followed by Overworld in 2008, A View from the End of the World in 2010 and Rise of a Digital Nation in 2012. Their latest release was Phantom Shadow on 22 August 2014.
Album:
Albums like Machinae Supremacy’s “Machinae Supremacy” are proof that the modern system has everything wrong, and you shouldn’t push for art unless it’s ready. Don’t get me wrong, do push yourself to pursue your passions, but if you need to kick back and focus on family or school or work, or whatever you’ve got going on, that’s okay too. We fans can find other bands to listen to in the meantime. We can listen to your old material. We survived the wait for “Time II.” We’re still surviving the wait for “Winds of Winter.” Take your time, do what feels good and right, and then kick our pants right off our butts when you’re sure you’ve got something to share again.Frankly, this album rules. It has everything I love about Machinae Supremacy: diversity of songs like in “A View from the End of the World,” which are consistent, so I can listen to the album for years and still find new things to love; a lot of punchy guitar work and generally excellent musicianship, like the best parts of “Rise of a Digital Nation” and some of the older albums; intriguing stories and deep, soulful lyrics, like “Phantom Shadow”; and it still plays around and tries new things like “Into the Night World.” And while I feel like I’ve successfully given a surface read of “Machinae Supremacy,” I nevertheless still feel like I’m going to need some lyrics and some late nights with this album before I can truly assess it. Perhaps all of my favorites will change by next month. Whether I write about it again is up to popular demand, but nevertheless, I look forward to my next gajillion listens-through.
Line Up:
Robert Stjärnström - Guitars (rhythm) (2000-2006, 2011-2012), Vocals (2000-present)
Tomi Luoma - Guitars (2012-present) - See also: Am I Blood, Dreadsight, Killhall, ex-Drowned in Life, ex-Kill the Romance, ex-Norther (live), ex-Tuoni, ex-Dim Moonlight
Jonas Rörling - Guitars (lead) (2000-present)
Andreas Gerdin - Keyboards (2000-2006), Guitars (rhythm) (2006-2011), Bass (2011-present)
Niklas Karvonen - Drums (2009-present) - See also: ex-Domini Magica, ex-Ninja Magic
Tracklist:
01. Pendulum (04:42)
02. Sidescroller (03:34)
03. Restless and Wicked (04:04)
04. Endless (05:19)
05. WARRIORS, Pt. 1 (Final Stage) (04:30)
06. Always Fight Evil (04:22)
07. Pretty for the Monsters (03:54)
08. LEGENDS (05:29)
09. Wounds (03:53)
10. Definition (Change the Ending) (05:09)
11. Psimerion (03:57)
12. FATE of ALL (04:04)
13. WARRIORS, Pt. 2 (New Game +) (04:08)
14. War Angel (02:48)
15. WEAPON of CHOICE (05:10)
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