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Machinae Supremacy is a metal band from Luleå, Sweden. Their musical style is based on the use of the Sidstation synthesizer, which incorporates the SID (Sound Interface Device) of the Commodore 64 home computer. The retro-electronic sound is blended with a metal sound to produce a special kind of "SID-metal" . Their album Redeemer (released March 18th, 2006 as an 'Underground Edition'), was described by the band in an interview as everything DXM (Deus Ex Machinae, the debut album) wasn't. It was re-released on November 8th, 2006 as a remixed version under Spinefarm Records. On february 13th, 2008, the CD...

1) Ex Machina was born from the ashes of Chrysaor for a new a exciting beginning, Ex Machina literally mean 'From the machine' and that's perfect the new style chosen this time round and so far I've made so much progress that it was no longer Chrysaor anymore, i am exploring and fusing different styles of genres available to me but the main and important ingredient is Industrial, there will be lots of that involved but who knows where i might progress in the future. The equipment I'm using for recording are my trusty Ibanez guitar which has given me...

There are two bands using the name ex-machina / Ex-Machina (1) EX-MACHINA is a project by Dan Kenyon. Inspired by dark, dystopian sci-fi films of the 70's and 80's and current electro/synth genres, EX-MACHINA is a blend of current synthpop, electro and dance music with emphasis on retro-futuristic soundscapes and instrumentals designed to invoke the atmosphere of a dark, cyberpunk future. http://ex-machina.bandcamp.com/ --------------------------------------------- (2) ex-machina .

Ex-Nihilo. Formed from the ashes of Full Throttle, a short lived project Jonny and Jake had but never-the-less an important forerunner to the metal invasion that is Ex Nihilo. Jonny and Jake having just left due to conflicts within Full Throttle decided that the pussy Emo scene that was developing and growing in strength needed to be stamped out before people forgot what real music sounded like. They found friend and fellow guitarist Rodders who filled in the position of bass and Weeman(drums) was added to the lineup a few days later. Having recorded their EP, Epistemic Distance, expect to...

Machinations was a Sydney-based Australian pop band in the early 1980s. Notable national hits included "Pressure Sway", "My Heart's On Fire" and "No Say In It". Band Members: Fred Loneragan (vocals) Tim Doyle (guitar) Nick Swan (bass) Tony Starr (keyboards) Initially, the band used a drum machine, but changed to a human drummer before the Big Music album. Drummers used were: Warren McLean 1983-1986 Henry Downes 1986-1987 John Mackay 1987-1989 The band used female backing vocalists on several releases and tours. .