Mechina

Line-up



2004– David Holch - vocals
2004– Joe Tiberi - guitar, programming
2016– Melissa Rosenberg - vocals
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2015 Melissa Rosenberg - vocals
2016 Dean Paul Arnold - guitars
2019 -//- guitar solo
2021 Anna Hel - vocals
2022 -//-
2004 Kirk Pillar - drums
2004–2005 Dan Haas - bass
2004–2006 Scott Oloier - drums
2006–2007 -//-
2005–2006 Jon Oloier - bass
2006 Vince (I) - drums
2006–2007 Randy - bass
2007–2010 Anthony Havemann - bass
2007–2010 David Gavin - drums
2011–2014 -//-
2010–2011 Dan Anderson - drums
2010–2013 Steve Amarantos - bass
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2004– David Holch - vocals
2004– Joe Tiberi - guitar, programming
2016– Melissa Rosenberg - vocals
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2015 Melissa Rosenberg - vocals
2016 Dean Paul Arnold - guitars
2019 -//- guitar solo
2021 Anna Hel - vocals
2022 -//-
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2004 Kirk Pillar - drums
2004–2005 Dan Haas - bass
2004–2006 Scott Oloier - drums
2006–2007 -//-
2005–2006 Jon Oloier - bass
2006 Vince (I) - drums
2006–2007 Randy - bass
2007–2010 Anthony Havemann - bass
2007–2010 David Gavin - drums
2011–2014 -//-
2010–2011 Dan Anderson - drums
2010–2013 Steve Amarantos - bass
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Discography


Latest reviews


Cenotaph
5.8
By this point, the grumbles about the annual New Year’s Day Mechina album are about as predictable as the album itself, but are the grumblings fair, and do things have to be this way?
Venator
6.8
Another 1 January, another Mechina album.
Siege
6.7
After a 4-year break, the New Year's Day tradition of a Mechina album has returned, with all the pros and cons that come with it.
In 2011, Mechina released Conqueror, an oft-overlooked industrial death metal tour de force that was nevertheless just flawed enough to fly under the radar of most genre fans. Indeed, now we know that it was really just a taste of things to come, a great...
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