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http://cdbaby.com/cd/bonemachine The Bone Machine began life in earnest during the late 90s with jam sessions between one-time bass player Allan Cope, Guitarist Dave O’Neill and Vocalist Alan Osborne. Early influences at that time were bands such as Silver Chair and Sound Garden. These first few sessions showed instant promise, with Osborne’s gutsy melodic vocal style fusing flawlessly with O’Neill’s sophisticated power riffing. This union was to form the creative spark that is the heart of The Bone Machine’s song writing Soon the trio linked up with drummer Martin McConnell and Guitarist Steve McCredie. McConnell’s powerful drumming proved to be the missing ingredient. The Bone Machine were now shaping up into an exciting creative force. In the years that followed, The Bone Machine played all available venues on the Glasgow circuit (and beyond), exhaustively. In this time they recorded several Mini-EP CDs in local studios. The CDs were always very well received by press and fans...