The End Machine (album)

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The End Machine
Studio album by The End Machine
Released	March 22, 2019 (International edition) March 13, 2019 (Japanese edition)
Studio	Pilsound Studios, Santa Clarita, California, US
Genre	Heavy metal[1] hard rock
Length	56:45 (International edition) 62:01 (Japanese edition)
Label	Frontiers (International edition) Nexus and Seven Seas (Japanese edition)
Producer	Jeff Pilson
The End Machine chronology
The End Machine (2019) Phase2 (2021)
Singles from The End Machine
"Alive Today" Released: January 11, 2019 "Burn the Truth" Released: March 7, 2019 "Leap of Faith" Released: March 22, 2019

The End Machine is the first album by American supergroup The End Machine. It was released on March 22, 2019,^[2] and produced by bass player Jeff Pilson for Italian music label Frontiers Records. It was preceded by the single "Alive Today" on January 11, 2019. According to a 2021 interview with guitarist George Lynch, the band is an intentional return to the classic Dokken sound.^[3]

The band played three live shows to promote the album.^[4]