Released 40 years ago
The Ice Machine
Breaking Circus · 1986
12 tracks · alternative rock
A raw and dynamic fusion of punk energy and alternative rock's introspective edge, brimming with angular guitar riffs and haunting melodies.
Top tracks — play these first
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Song of the South — Opening the album, this track sets a tone of urgency with its driving rhythm and poignant lyrics that critique social issues. Its infectious energy showcases the band's punk roots while hinting at their broader artistic ambitions.
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Deadly China Doll — This standout track combines a haunting melody with sharp lyrical commentary on societal norms, demonstrating the band’s ability to blend accessibility with depth. Its shifting dynamics keep listeners engaged while highlighting their innovative sound.
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Laid So Low — An introspective piece that slows down the pace, it contrasts sharply with the album's more aggressive tracks. This song exemplifies Breaking Circus’s range and willingness to explore emotional vulnerability amidst their punk ethos.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Song of the South
- 2 Ancient Axes
- 3 Daylight
- 4 Caskets and Clocks
- 5 Deadly China Doll
- 6 Laid So Low
- 7 Took a Hammering
- 8 Walter
- 9 Swept Blood
- 10 Where
- 11 Gun Shy
- 12 Evil Last Night
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