Every album in the MACHINE HEAD catalogue has its merits and charms, but there is a fairly broad consensus that two albums stand out as particularly significant. Released in 1994, “Burn My Eyes” was an epoch-wrecking debut that noisily established Robb Flynn’s band as standard bearers for a new bree…
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