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Black Raven – Midnight Machinery (1975) | Part 1

BLACK RAVEN – Midnight Machinery (1975) | Part 1 🔥 Raw analog power. No edits. No compromise. Just sound, sweat, and soul. Emerging from the industrial haze of the early 70s rock scene, Black Raven crafted Midnight Machinery during their most prolific period between 1973 and 1975. Heavily influenced by the rising tide of British and American hard rock acts of the era — bands known for fiery guitar work, organ-led textures, and blues-rooted power — this album reflects the band’s most unfiltered expression. These six tracks were born out of extended jam sessions, captured live to tape in a smoky analog studio. What you hear is not perfection, but urgency — the raw interplay between musicians chasing something greater than themselves. From pounding drums and searing guitar solos to overdriven Hammond grooves and dual vocal fire, Midnight Machinery channels the energy of factory floors, underground clubs, and endless highways. No track is rushed. No sound is polished. It’s rock music the way it was meant to be: real, loud, and alive. 🎧 Plug in and drift back to a time when music was forged in amps, tape, and instinct. 🔥 *Tracklist & Chapters:* 00:00 – Iron in the Blood 03:16 – Rusted Throne 07:05 – Steel Gospel 10:21 – The Last Shift 13:37 – Furnace Sermon 16:53 – Smoke and Chain ——— #blackraven #midnightmachinery #1970srock #hardrock #bluesrock #protoheavymetal #progressiverock #retrosound #analogrecording #livejam #classicrockstyle #fictionalband #fullalbum #lostera #aigeneratedmusic #driftingechoesrecords DISCLAIMER: Everything on this channel is fictional. The bands are made up. The albums never existed. The nostalgia, however — very real. We recreate the sounds of lost decades not to trick anyone, but because we miss a time when music had soul, space, and staying power. If it feels too real — maybe that says more about today’s plastic mainstream than it does about us. So don’t get stuck on what’s real or not. Focus on what you hear — and if it moves you, let it. Because sometimes, fiction sounds more honest than reality.