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Destroy the Machines is the debut studio album by American metalcore band Earth Crisis, it was released in 1995. The song "Forced March" was covered by the band Between the Buried and Me in their 2006 album The Anatomy Of. All songs written by Karl Buechner. Karl Buechner - vocals. Scott Crouse - lead guitar. Dennis Merrick - drums. Kris Wiechmann - rhythm guitar.

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Displaying a rare talent for the development of original yet supremely heavy riffs, the men of Earth Crisis brought a musical directness to Destroy the Machines that easily matches their politically volatile lyrics. Standout cuts include "Forced March," "The Discipline," and "Inherit the Wasteland" that, like the rest of this disc, burn with resentment directed at those who (in the estimation of vocalist Karl Buechner) bring contamination and death to the earth and the defenseless creatures that reside on it.

This is the cover art for the album Destroy the Machines by the artist Earth Crisis. The cover art can be obtained from Victory Records. Destroy the Machines. The entire cover: because the image is cover art, a form of product packaging, the entire image is needed to identify the product, properly convey the meaning and branding intended, and avoid tarnishing or misrepresenting the image.

Earth Crisis, a band who pioneered metalcore. To this day they still are a great band, but never truly got the fame they deserved. Destroy the Machines is one of the first Metalcore LP's, and one of the best. It even sounds different from their other releases. This is back when there was no over using of chugging riffs/breakdowns in metalcore. Back when metalcore was creative and the bands weren't coping off one another. It almost has a Pantera feel to it, and many have said the same thing. The guitars are great on this record.

Destroy the Machines, 1995. Born From Pain, 03:16. Inherit the Wasteland, 02:49. The Wrath of Sanity, 03:50.