Killing Machine (known as Hell Bent for Leather in the US due to controversy[2] is the fifth studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest
The first release on Optimo Music founder JD Twitch's new compilation-focused label Cease & Desist will be a collection of pioneering turn-of-the-90s British 'Bleep & Bass' techno tracks curated by author and music journalist Matt Anniss
The 13 track album opens with the blistering 'Ruination' which cuts through the bullshit of small time promoters and blaggers with consummate swagger and melody while 'I Dare To Breathe' is an amphetamine driven anthem to paranoia
the 11th studio album by the veteran alt-rock band
Resina - Speechless adeptus mechanicus Killing Machine (known as HellWarsaw based cellist composer Resina (Karolina Rec) returns with a first standalone album in three years, taking a big step forward on a bold and brilliantly expansive record that explores ideas about language, the voice and the unpredictability of nature. Recorded by Resina and Micha Kupicz, with striking additional mixing and production work by Daniel Rejmer (Ben Frost, Bjork, Foals, Girls Names), Speechless is fluid and muscular, with wide dynamics