This Winter Machine are an English progressive rock band from West Yorkshire, England, formed and named by vocalist, musician and songwriter Al Winter in 2016. To date, the band has released four albums: The Man Who Never Was (2017), A Tower of Clocks (2019), Kites (2021) and The Clockwork Man (2023). The band were founded in early 2016, initially settling on the line-up of Al Winter (vocals), Mark Numan (keyboards), Peter Priestley (bass), Marcus Murray (drums) and Gary Jevon (guitar). The concept for a new progressive rock band was conceived by Winter; he had written the song that would go on to be the title track of the debut album, The Man Who Never Was, some 10 years prior to forming the band.[1] The band quickly became known to the progressive rock community after supporting popular English rock band Magnum on their UK tour in July 2016. Prog Magazine issue 72’s cover CD featured the song “After Tomorrow Comes” that would later appear on the first album. This Winter Machine’s debut album was recorded during 2016 at Moorcroft Studios and Czar Street Studios in Cleckheaton and Leeds respectively. The production was handled by Winter. Prior to the album’s release, This Winter Machine signed with the record label Progressive Gears. The Man Who Never Was was officially released on 16 January 2017 and received largely positive international reviews, with several critics referring to the band as “the next great British Prog band”. The album also received a full‑page feature on the inside cover of Classic Rock Society magazine for that month.
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Justified
The River I & Ii
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Man Who Never Was
Falling Through a Hole in the Sky
This Heart’s Alive
Pleasure and Purpose
Herald
The Wheel
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