Take a Listen to NO MACHINE (DILLINGER, NK) – “Welcome Home”

by Ryan Minic | Sep 25, 2014

We’ve been waiting the past few months for the new EP from No Machine. The band that features NK members Billy Rymer (also of The Dillinger Escape Plan) and Michael Sadis, will be putting out their debut EP in October, and best of all, it’ll be free.

Titled Volume One, the EP will be digitally released online for no charge and will also be put out as a limited edition 7″. For those of you into collecting vinyl, you can pre-order that here.

Anyway, here’s a new track from the band called “Welcome Home.”

Volume One comes out on October 7th through intheclouds Records.

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