Jay Baker, Former Bassist of Hellspawn, Rips up the World With His New Project called Creator Machine. It's a Heavy Metal Project, with Post-Apocalyptic & Futute Lyric's Themes.

Jay Baker - Bass
Jeff Hyde - Guitars
Scott Wames - Guitars
Kay Brandson - Vocals
Tom Daltford - Drums

The Band is in Work to Release 2 Albums:
The First "Creator Machine" & the Second "Polaris"


1. Prelude To Apocalypse - Intro (2.09)
2. Unreal World (4.32)
3. Raider From The Deadspace (5.46)
4. Falling Into Abyss (4.57)
5. Risen To Enslave (4.46)
6. At Midnight They Walk (6.35)
7. Abomination Of Creation (7.11)
8. Creator Machine (6.19)
9. Skies Of Fire (4.57)
10. Death Is Our Guide (5.58)
11. Born As a Slave (6.18)
12. End Within - Outro (1.47)


1. Polaris (4.28)
2. Raising Flags Of Insurrection (4.17)
3. Inner Apocalypse (4.49)
4. The Proclamation (4.58)
5. Hunters From Darkness (4.27)
6. Throne Of Chaos (5.22)
7. Damnation Conspiracy (5.13)
8. The Killing Game (4.15)
9. Between The Shadows Of Death (7.43)
10. World Wide Extermination (3.58)

Edited by user 06 July 2010 07:08:11(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Short as Hell Magazine - Review:

"Creator Machine" is a very good album of the band with the same Name. It's one of the Best Metal Albums in the 2000s and it's better than all the albums of Hellspawn. A Band with Excellent Musicians, a Perfect Vocalist, a Very Good Producer (Roy Z) and a Lot of Good Ideas made Creator Machine. The Band mixes Heavy & Progressive in a natural way, and they sound very well, This album sounds very dark and heavy. If you like Metal, you have to buy (or download) this album...9 out of 10

"Polaris" is Faster than "Creator Machine". It hasn't Progresive Parts and Now Classic Heavy Metal & Thrash are the Boss. With 50 Minutes of Pure Metal, you realize how the band can Play a Heavy / Progresive (in "Creator Machine") and How they can play Heavy / Thrash Metal in a perfect way. Very Good Songs, influenced by 80s Metal but with New Lyrical Themes and Sounds...8.5 out of 10