In a new interview with The New York Hardcore Chronicles LIVE!, Phil Demmel, who left MACHINE HEAD more than four years ago, reflected on his decision to exit the band, saying: “I think that it just became… Well, it was a job after a while… It did become routine. And once it got to a point of where…
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