“It’s actually quite a deviation in terms of stylistic direction from our first album,” affirmed Zac Greensill, guitarist for Brisbane’s Opus of a Machine in reference to their upcoming release ‘Stray Fire’. “Our first one was kind of like a mixed bag of heavy songs and light songs but this takes on more of a cerebral feel, it’s a little bit more vibey; a little bit more melodic; and a little bit more on the alternative rock side of our sound I suppose. Apart from that, there’s a lot of stuff that we all love on it and hopefully a lot of people really, really dig it. We’ve still got some heavy riffs in there so it should have enough for people to enjoy (laughs).”
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In the full interview Zac discusses the album in greater detail, including goals, the single ‘Strength in Stone’, the differences musically between this release and their debut and the reasons behind the shift in dynamics, the bands early vision, the state of the local music scene and what can be done to sustain it, plus hear details on Opus of a Machine’s upcoming tour with Caligula’s Horse.
Opus of a Machine are special guests on Caligula’s Horse “Love Conquers” All tour
