Meet Machines of Grace. They are the latest among the gifted hard rock/heavy metal bands
born from Boston’s thriving music scene. As with their Beantown bred forefathers, (Aerosmith,
Extreme, Godsmack, Dropkick Murphys) this quad has concocted their own proprietary formula
for whiplash on a disc.

Top shelf status comes from the experience of successfully headlining major tours and support
from a monumental fan base. Drummer Jeff (Trans Siberian Orchestra, Savatage, Metal
Church) Plate and lead singer Zak (Circle II Circle, Savatage) Stevens have the resume to help
catapult Machines of Grace into the monsters of rock realm. The divine mix of such
magnanimous talent can convert even the most stubborn music critic. Why? The method to their
madness is embedded in the music… “It’s just a pure, solid melodic rock sound,” offers
Stevens. “It has infectious grooves and its own brand of outright power. To me, it’s got great
songwriting with a hard rock edge and strong commercial appeal.”

This band accords a shot of rock and roll that infuses several music genres with an innovative
twist of smoldering vocals and bludgeoning guitar riffs. Blend that with an explosive rhythm
section and you’ve got an exceptionally powerful elixir. “I’d say we’re a mix of melodic metal,
hard rock, modern rock and acoustic rock,” explains guitarist Matt Leff. “The current rock climate
is calling for modern production, strong vocal melodies and memorable songs from guys that
can really play. I think we fit that description.” Bassist Chris Rapoza agrees: “The CD has an
amazing vibe that just flows really well and makes you want to listen to it all the way through. To
me, song writing and recording with that same quality always makes for the best type of album.”