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 The Suicide MachinesYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Detroit, MI (USA)  About:Related Bands ,  ,  ,  Reviews
The Suicide MachinesWar Profiteering Is Killing Us All (2005)SideOneDummy
The Suicide MachinesA Match and Some Gasoline (2003)SideOneDummy
The Suicide MachinesSteal This Record (2001)Hollywood
The Suicide MachinesSteal This Record (2001)Hollywood
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The Suicide MachinesBattle Hymns (1998)Hollywood
The Suicide MachinesDestruction By Definition (1996)HollywoodThe Apple Stomp Festival announces line up The Apple Stomp Festival, a brand new ska festival being hosted by Asbestos Records, has announced the line up for their inaugural fest. Headlining the event will be The Suicide Machines and… April 10, 2013 Sequel to 'SLC Punk' to begin shooting this summer The sequel to the 1998 indie film, SLC Punk will be shooting this summer. The new film will look back at the lives of the original film's main characters given the 18 years which have passed since the events of the film. It's currently titled Punk's Dead but no word on who will be returning for the film.… April 01, 2013 Tours: Break Anchor Break Anchor, the new band from Jay Navarro of The Suicide Machines, have announced a run of March and April dates. You can click Read More for the… March 01, 2013 Tours: Suicide Machines' Jason Navarro auditioned for Pennywise Before Jim Lindberg regrouped with his longtime band, Pennywise, and before Zoli Teglas formally joined the band, Suicide Machines' frontman Jason Navarro apparently… November 15, 2012 Videos: Break Anchor: "Follow" Break Anchor, the new band from Jay Navarro of The Suicide Machines, have launched a stream of their song, "Follow." It's from their upcoming split with Unsinkable Molly Brown on Underground Communique… September 27, 2012 Videos: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD full soundtrack revealed The high anticipated soundtrack to the HD reissues of the classic Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games has been revealed. As speculated, the original soundtracks will not available for the new versions of the game and so a new 16-song soundtrack was assembled. Ken Overbey, the project manager on the new games explained… May 24, 2012 Media: Break Anchor: "All I Have" Break Anchor, the new project from Jay Navarro of The Suicide Machines, have premiered another new song from their debut for Paper and Plastick. The debut, Black Hearts and Blackouts,… March 09, 2012 Media: Break Anchor: "A Failure of Epic Proportions" Break Anchor, the new project from Jay Navarro of The Suicide Machines, have premiered a new song, "A Failure of Epic Proportions." You can stream the song over on Spinner, and read an explanation of the song from Navarro,… February 10, 2012 Media: Suicide Machines, Bouncing Souls, and more added to Pouzza Fest 2012 A number of bands have been added to the line up for Montreal's Pouzza Fest, festival organizers announced. The new acts include Bouncing Souls, The Suicide Machines, The Menzingers, Matt Smashers (of… January 10, 2012 Media: Classic Tony Hawk games being reissued but without iconic soundtracks The beloved first two Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games are headed for HD reissues next year, but unfortunately will likely not include the series' iconic punk and hardcore soundtracks. As Activision community blogger Dan Amrich… December 15, 2011 |
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The Suicide Machines began in 1991, formed by friends Jason Navarro and Dan Lukacinsky in Detroit. Though they had several members before, the lineup that most will remember them for came to form in 1994 with the addition of Royce Nunley on bass, filling out the rhythm section with Derek Grant on drums.
The band went on to record several full-lengths, including four for Hollywood Records and two for SideOneDummy. Though members and sounds changed over the years, the band retained a loyal following of fans, which can be attributed to the openness of the band members and their legendary live performances.
The band called it quits in May of 2006, after fifteen years and two months together as a band. They leave behind a legacy of anthemic, original and insightful music.