Broken Machine

Nothing But Thieves, the British rock band hailing from Southend, delivers their sophomore studio album, "Broken Machine," on September 8, 2017. Produced by the renowned Mike Crossey, known for his work with Arctic Monkeys and Foals, this album is a powerful follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut. With a running time of 57 minutes, "Broken Machine" is a compelling journey through the band's evolution, showcasing their signature modern rock sound.

The album opens with the introspective "I Was Just a Kid," setting the tone for a collection of tracks that blend raw energy with thoughtful lyrics. Standout songs like "Amsterdam," "Sorry," and "Live Like Animals" highlight the band's ability to craft memorable hooks and powerful anthems. The album also features acoustic and piano versions of "Sorry" and "Particles," offering a stripped-down perspective on the band's songwriting prowess.

"Broken Machine" is a testament to Nothing But Thieves' growth and versatility, seamlessly blending elements of rock, pop, and indie alternative. The album's themes of nostalgia and curiosity, reminiscent of their debut, are explored with a newfound maturity and depth. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to their music, "Broken Machine" is an essential addition to any rock enthusiast's collection.