MACHINE HEAD’s ROBB FLYNN Says New Album Is “Most likely The Heaviest We have Been In A Few Albums”

Machine Head will launch a brand new single on April 12. What we all know to date concerning the new document is that new guitarist Wacław “Vogg” Kiełtyka (Decapitated) wrote not less than a few of the new materials, that it was produced by Zack Ohren (Aborted, Machine Head, and so on.), and options drummer Navene Koperweis (Entheos, ex-Animals as Leaders). In a current interview, guitarist and vocalist Robb Flynn revealed that Nuclear Blast A&R legend Monte Connor in contrast the brand new materials to the band’s much-loved 2007 album The Blackening.

Now in an interview with Steel Hammer, Flynn is echoing Connor‘s sentiments and evaluating the brand new materials to 2003’s By The Ashes Of Empires and 2007’s The Blackening. Flynn additionally added that the brand new materials might be the heaviest they have been shortly, and that touring their 1994 debut album Burn My Eyes positively performed a component within the writing course of.

“It is just like [Through The Ashes Of Empires and The Blackening] in that we’re transferring ahead into one thing recent and new however it’s bought that basic Machine Head vibe. We now have quite a bit to ship and expectations are very excessive, so I am fortunate to have nice individuals surrounding me. Jared actually stepped up and wrote some nice riffs and nice vocals. Vogg contributed a number of concepts and introduced some actually nice songs.”

“It is fucking heavy, in all probability the heaviest we have been in a number of albums. I have been enjoying a lot guitar just lately; I do Electrical Glad Hours each Friday and typically you play a tune you have not performed in 10, 20 years, or undergo a complete album from prime to backside. Once we toured Burn My Eyes, it took me again to the place I used to be writing that music. I do not suppose I can ever be in that place once more lyrically, however riff-wise, I believe that each one spilled into this album.”