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Greenmachine (グリーンマシーン Gurīnmashīn) was a Japanese stoner/doom metal band founded in 1995. Greenmachine named themselves after the Kyuss song "Green Machine," the second track on Blues for the Red Sun. In 1995 they released their debut album, . on Man's Ruin Records. They followed with The Earth Beater two years later, also on Man's Ruin. They disbanded in 1999 but resurfaced in 2003 with a new bass player and released The Archives of Rotten Blues on Diwphalanx Records.

As part of Jacob Bannon’s curation, Japan’s GREENMACHiNE will reunite and perform their . album in its entirety at Roadburn Festival 2018. Originally released by Man’s Ruin Records in 1995, . is the monumental album that raised GREENMACHiNE to cult like status, making them the Japanese counterpart to bands like Buzzoven, Cavity, Jesuit, and others. Its sound blurred the lines between Stoner Rock, Sludge/Doom, and Hardcore/Punk worlds. was released by Man’s Ruin Records during the golden era of that influential label.

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Listen to music from Greenmachine like In Vengeance, The Haunter & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Greenmachine. Greenmachine is a stoner/sludge metal-band from Japan that formed in 1995. They disbanded in 1999, but reformed in 2003. The band is currently composed of Monzawa on guitar and vocals, Takumi on bass, and Datsu on drums. The band released three full-lenght studio albums from 1998 'til 2004 and one DVD in 2005 named "Wizard's Convention", which is a split-DVD with bands like Boris, Church of Misery and Eternal Elysium.

Damn the Machine is the self-titled debut studio album by heavy metal band Damn the Machine, released on June 8, 1993 through A&M Records. It features former Megadeth guitarist Chris Poland, and remains the band's only release. In 2005, Damn the Machine was ranked number 64 in Rock Hard magazine's book of The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time. All tracks written by Damn the Machine.

is coated in the same dirt that made Cavity's Human Abjection and Buzzov en's To A Frown sludge masterpieces; it gives the music a thick, resinous quality, as if the master tapes had been dragged through the streets during a late summer heat wave and whatever stuck to it was put onto the disc