Machine Men (band)
| Company type | Band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Defunct | 2011 |
| Headquarters | Finland |
| Products | Heavy metal music |
Machine Men was a Finnish heavy metal ensemble established in 1998, originally functioning as a tribute band to Iron Maiden. Fronted by vocalist Toni Parviainen, whose style was heavily influenced by Bruce Dickinson, the group derived its name from a track on Dickinson's 1998 release The Chemical Wedding. The band remained active until February 2011, when they disbanded due to diminishing enthusiasm among members.
Former Band members
- Toni "Antony" Parviainen – Lead Vocals
- Turbo J-V – Guitarist
- Jani Noronen – Guitarist
- Eero Vehniäinen – Bassist
- Jarno Parantainen – Drummer
Machine Men (EP) (2002)
- Men Inside the Machine
- Eye of the Truth
- The Slave Trade
- Enjoy Insanity
- Aces High (Iron Maiden Cover)
Scars & Wounds (2003)
- Against the Freaks
- The Gift
- The Beginning of the End
- Silver Dreams
- Man in Chains
- Betrayed by Angels
- Victim
- Scars & Wounds
- Men Inside the Machine – Bonus Track (Japan)
- Eye of the Truth – Bonus Track (Japan)
Elegies (2005)
- Falling
- Dream and Religion
- Apathy
- Back from the Days
- The Traitor
- October
- Daytime Theatre
- Doors of Resurrection
- From Sunrise to Sunset
- Freak (Bruce Dickinson Cover)
- Dream & Religion (industrial version) – Bonus Track (Limited Edition)
Circus of Fools (2007)
- Circus of Fools
- No Talk Without the Giant
- Ghost of the Seasons
- Tyrannize
- The Shadow Gallery
- Where I Stand
- Border of the Real World
- Dying Without a Name
- Cardinal Point
- Till' the End of Her Days – Bonus Track (Japan)
- October (Acoustic version) – Bonus Track (Japan)