MACHINE HEAD Frontman Wants You To Know What 'Kicks Ass'; Video Available

November 19, 2008

The Australian branch of Roadrunner Records has posted the first clip in a six-part series featuring MACHINE HEAD frontman Robb Flynn, aptly titled "Robb Flynn's Rants." In the first part of the series, Robb tells the viewers what he thinks "kicks ass" (namely new albums from ALL SHALL PERISH and SKELETONWITCH). Watch the clip at this location.

The November 13, 2008 MACHINE HEAD concert in Copenhagen, Denmark was cancelled after Robb Flynn came down with a severe throat and bronchial infection.

The special edition of "The Blackening", MACHINE HEAD's Grammy-nominated masterwork, recently landed on the chart of the Australian electronics and music retailer JB Hi-Fi at position No. 20. The original version of the album entered the official Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) chart at position No. 14 back in March 2007.

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