Good News… NO MACHINE are Releasing their New Album This Week!

by Ryan Minic | Jun 29, 2015

This is good news. No really. No Machine, the band that features NK members Billy Rymer (who also plays in The Dillinger Escape Plan) and Michael Sadis, have a new album coming out TOMORROW.

Titled Good News, the record will be released digitally and on vinyl. A limited edition vinyl pressing will be available for 24-hours starting tomorrow (June 29 at 2pm EST) — you can purchase that here.

The album will follow the band’s 2014 EP, Volume One, which you may remember we put on our Top 10 Releases of 2014 because it ruled.

Here’s a stream of a new track off the record; it’ll also get you fired up for the vinyl pressing.

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