Machine Head - The More Things Change... (2LP) SL 72 OG subtle grooves and dreamlike production

subtle grooves and dreamlike production

Built around dark

delivering performances that are raw

Arlo Parks embraces a bold new creative direction

Machine Head - The More Things Change... (2LP) SL 72 OG subtle grooves and dreamlike productionOriginally released in 1997, The More Things Change saw Machine Head build on the explosive success of their landmark debut Burn My Eyes with an even darker, heavier and more aggressive sound. Marking the recording debut of drummer Dave McClain and the final appearance of guitarist Logan Mader, the album cemented the band's reputation as one of the leading forces in modern metal. Produced by Colin Richardson, it blends crushing groove metal riffs with