MACHINE HEAD frontman Robb Flynn spoke to Brian Aberback of The Aquarian Weekly about the band’s current U.S. tour which features no setlist. Asked how that came about, Robb said: “Over the pandemic, Jared [MacEachern, MACHINE HEAD bassist] and I started doing this thing called ‘Electric Happy Hour’…
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