Following the hyper-aggressive Battle Hymns, The Suicide Machines is a surprisingly toned-down effort, often scrapping the band's previous third-wave ska style in favor of a catchy, mainstream punk-pop/alt-rock sound. While there are a few ska and hardcore-influenced tracks reminiscent of the band's earlier days, their manic energy has largely been replaced by more detailed arrangements; some of the harder-rocking tracks are reined in by chiming, clean-toned guitars in the background, for example, and a few cuts even use string sections. There are a couple of moments that sound a little generic, but overall, the record's move toward greater accessibility undeniably works, however disappointed some fans might be with the fact that most of the Suicide Machines' rough edges have been smoothed out. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
The Suicide Machines
02/15/2000 | Hollywood Records
All Music Guide Review
The Suicide Machines Track Listing
Credits of The Suicide Machines
- Julian Raymond
- Producer
- Bennett Salvay
- Organ, Orchestral Arrangements
- Patrick Warren
- Harmonium
- The Suicide Machines
- Main Performer
- Joseph Bishara
- Programming, Loops
- Dan Lukacinsky
- Guitar, Vocals
- Jason Navarro
- Vocals
- Royce Nunley
- Bass, Vocals
- Enny Joo
- Art Direction, Design
- Dave Snow
- Creative Director
- Bryan Cook
- Assistant Engineer
- Ryan Vandeberghe
- Drums (Snare)
- Alex Gibson
- Assistant Engineer
- John Aguto
- Engineer
- Greg Goldman
- Engineer
- Chris Lord
- Mixing
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