Tribal Machine
OriginVictoria, British Columbia, Canada
GenresRock
Years active1999–present
LabelsLamima Dereves
MembersSever Bronny
Brian Hartlen
Brad Wutke
Dustin Flemming
WebsiteTribalMachine.com

Tribal Machine is an industrial rock band from Victoria, British Columbia, led by musician and author Sever Bronny.[1]

History

Bronny formed the industrial-rock band Tribal Machine in the late 1990s, in London, Ontario working alone with drum machines, synthesizers, guitars and early digital work stations. Bronny later moved to Victoria, British Columbia where Tribal Machine was developed into a full band by the addition of Brian Hartlen (Metatron) on guitar, Brad Wutke (Buyproduct) on bass, and Dustin Flemming on drums.

Bronny designed the Tribal Machine releases as chapters in a larger story.[2] The first chapter, The Awakening of the Animal, was released in late 2002 in a limited edition. The second chapter, Soldiers in a War of the Mind, was released in 2006. Its tracks included "Black Fly" and "Sand of History," the latter being featured in the 2008 biopunk movie The Gene Generation alongside industrial acts Combichrist and VNV Nation.

The third chapter, The Orwellian Night, is a 16-song concept album based on the ideas of the author George Orwell, and broken into four acts.[3] The album tells the story of regular people living in a dystopian future where Big Government has been replaced by Big Business, and where people are forced to pledge allegiance to The Corporation.[4][5] The album was mastered by Tom Baker and released on CD through the band's website in May 2010, followed shortly by a release on iTunes, Rhapsody, and other digital distribution sources.[6]

Albums

  • The Awakening of the Animal (2002)
  • Soldiers in a War of the Mind (2006)
  • The Orwellian Night (2010)

Members

  • Sever Bronny (vocals)
  • Brian Hartlen (guitar)
  • Brad Wutke (bass)
  • Dustin Flemming (drums)

References

Citations
  1. ↑ "Featured Author Sever Bronny". Book Reader Magazine, By Vinny O'Hare
  2. ↑ R.L. Segarra. "INTERVIEW with TRIBAL MACHINE". MUEN Magazine.
  3. ↑ "Tribal Machine The Orwellian Night". Medien Konverter,
  4. ↑ "Tribal Machine: The Orwellian Night". Chain D.L.K., September 16, 2010, Steve Mecca
  5. ↑ "Tribal Machine - The Orwellian Night". Tasty Fanzine, August 2010, Mark Whiffin
  6. ↑ "Tribal Machine The Orwellian night". Dark Entries, Didier Becu 24/10/2010
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